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Definition of mudhole - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
animal wallowRare US place where animals wallow in mudRare US
- The pigs enjoyed their time in the mudhole.
2.
engineeringDated US hole in a steam boiler for sediment removalDated US
- The engineer cleaned the mudhole to ensure proper boiler function.
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place where animals wallow in mud
Origin of mudhole
Old English, mud (wet earth) + hole (cavity)
Examples of mudhole in a sentence
The mudhole was a favorite spot for the hippos. He inspected the mudhole for any blockages. Regular maintenance of the mudhole is crucial.
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- French:trou de boue, trou de purge, ...
- German:Schlammlöcher, Schlammloch, ...
- Italian:fanghiglia, foro di spurgo, ...
- Spanish:barrizal, agujero de lodo, ...
- Portuguese:charco, boca de lodo, ...
- Chinese:泥坑, 清泥孔, ...
- Japanese:泥のたまり場, 泥穴, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَنْقَع طِين, فتحة الرواسب, ...
- Hebrew:בִּצָּה, פֶּתַח נִיקוּז מַשְׁקָעִים, ...
- Russian:грязевая лужа, шламовое отверстие, ...
- Ukrainian:багнюка, шламовий отвір, ...
- Hindi:पशु स्नान स्थल, मडहोल, ...
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