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stakehole

stakehole noun: a hole made when a stake is driven into the ground.

Noun

stakehole (plural stakeholes)

  1. A hole made when a stake is driven into the ground.
  2. A hole prepared for rapid insertion of a stake.

Forms of stakehole

pluralstakeholes

Origin of stakehole

From stake + hole.

Questions about stakehole

What does stakehole mean?
Stakehole means a hole made when a stake is driven into the ground.
What part of speech is stakehole?
Stakehole is a noun.
What is the plural of stakehole?
The plural of stakehole is stakeholes.

Words near stakehole in the dictionary

  1. stakeholders
  2. stakeholdership
  3. stakeholderships
  4. stakeholding
  5. stakeholdings
  6. stakehole
  7. stakeholes
  8. stakehorse
  9. stakehorses
  10. stakehorsing
  11. stakelike

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