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Definitions from the WebSmoke HoleNoun: 1. A hole or opening, usually in the roof or wall of a structure, used for the emission of smoke from a fire. Example sentence: The ancient Native American dwellings featured a smoke hole in the roof to allow the escape of smoke. Noun: 2. (slang) A designated area or room in a public establishment where smoking is allowed. Example sentence: He became a regular at the local pub's smoke hole since it was the only place he could smoke indoors. Noun: 3. (figurative) A place or situation that offers secrecy, escape, or tranquility. Example sentence: Walking through the forest, he stumbled upon a peaceful glade that seemed like a hidden smoke hole away from the chaos of the city. Noun: 4. (archaeology) A small opening or cavity found in some rocks or caves believed to have been used by ancient humans to facilitate the extraction of smoke from the fire. Example sentence: Archaeologists discovered mysterious smoke holes deep inside the cave, indicating that it might have served as a primitive dwelling. Related Products: | ||||
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