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Noun kettle hole has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebKettle HoleDefinition: A kettle hole, also known as a kettle lake, is a depression in the ground formed by the melting of buried ice blocks left behind by retreating glaciers. Sense 1 (Noun - Geography): A hollow or basin-shaped landform created by the action of a glacier. It is usually filled with water, forming a small lake or pond. Example sentence: The kettle hole provides a picturesque view with its crystal-clear waters and beautiful surrounding landscapes. Sense 2 (Noun - Geology): A geological formation resulting from the melting of a large ice block, leaving behind a rounded, steep-sided hole. Example sentence: The geologists discovered numerous kettle holes while conducting their research on the impact of glaciers in the area. Sense 3 (Noun - History): An archaeological term referring to a pit or hollow used for cooking or boiling during ancient times. Example sentence: The excavation revealed ancient kettle holes that were used by early settlers for cooking and food preparation. Sense 4 (Noun - Figurative): Slang term for a traditional electric kettle used for boiling water. Example sentence: I poured hot water from the kettle hole into my mug to make a delicious cup of tea. Sense 5 (Noun - Local): A small local watering hole or bar often frequented by residents of a specific area. Example sentence: The Village Kettle Hole is the go-to spot for locals to socialize and enjoy a refreshing drink. | ||||
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