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Mole Hole

Definition:

A mole hole refers to a tunnel or burrow that is created by moles, small burrowing mammals belonging to the Talpidae family. These tunnels are typically found underground and serve as the moles' homes and gathering places.

Parts of Speech:

• Noun

Senses:

Sense 1:

A hole or tunnel created by moles for shelter or traveling purposes.

Sample Sentence:

The gardeners had a hard time maintaining the lawn due to the numerous mole holes scattered across the yard.

Sense 2:

A metaphorical expression used to describe a small, hidden place or difficult-to-find location.

Sample Sentence:

The remote cabin was nestled deep in the woods, well hidden like a mole hole.

Usage:

The term "mole hole" is mainly used in zoology, gardening, and metaphorical contexts to refer to these underground tunnels or to describe small, secret places.