Hole

hoi, n. A hollow place or cavity; an excavation in the ground, or a natural cavity inhabited by an animal; a low, narrow, or dark lodging aperture; perforation; rent; pit; den; cell. [AS., D., Ic, and OHG. hoi, a cave; AS. holen, p. p. of helan, to hide.] — Hollow, hSl'lo, a. Containing an empty space, within a solid substance; not solid; sunken; reverberated from a cavity, or resembling such a reverberated sound; not sincere or faithful. — n. A cavity hole excavation a low spot surrounded by elevations concavity. — v. [hollowed (-lod), -lowing.] To make hollow, excavate. — adv. So as to make hollow, or empty of resources, strength, etc.; completely. [AS. holh, holg, a hollow place, hoi.)— Hol'lowne , n. — Hol'low heart'ed, a. Insincere; false; not sound and true. Holiday, Holine , etc. See under Holy.