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lubber's holes

lubber's holes is the plural of lubber's hole.

Meaning of lubber's hole

Noun

lubber's hole (plural lubber's holes)

  1. A hole through the platform surrounding the upper part of a ship's mast, through which one may climb to go aloft.

Questions about lubber's holes

What is lubber's holes the plural of?
Lubber's holes is the plural of lubber's hole.

Words near lubber's holes in the dictionary

  1. lubber fiend
  2. lubber fiends
  3. lubber line
  4. lubber lines
  5. lubber's hole
  6. lubber's holes
  7. lubberland
  8. lubberlands
  9. lubberlike
  10. lubberliness
  11. lubberly

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