Hole Edit Meaning

1.

derogatory term for a person; short for arsehole or asshole; also used as a term of friendship

1. Jeeze, you're an annoying hole.

2. Hey hole! Do you want another beer?

See arsehole, asshole, shit bag, turd, anus, yorrick hunt

2.

some place disgusting,unkemp and/or unpleasant in any manner

God this place is a hole

See hole, disgusting, place, perth

3.

(vaginal reference)n,A way of describing a female that is particularly of little significance, or one of which that used to be of significance, but is now disliked because of some sort of falling out.

n,Sex

"I really used to like her, but now I think she's just a stupid hole."

"Dude I was hammered and shit myself last night, I am so embarassed.

Who cares, the only person that saw was that hole that everyone hates"

"I got some good hole last night. That snapper was a'snappin."

See cunt, box, bitch, broad, skank

4.

1. any wretched or unpleasant place

2. the anus

3. the vagina

4. solitary confinement

5. a flaw or weakness

This school is awful. Get me out of this fucking hole already.

See asshole, dump, hellhole, hole in one, hole in the wall, hole up, idiom, in a hole, joint, jelly roll, rathole, shithole, spider hole, vag, watering hole, word hole

5.

the place you attend when to much special K is konsumed

i am actually definately officially Konfused with a capital K hole.

See horse, breakfast, khole, wonkey donkey, wonk

6.

An kick-ass female-fronted grunge band.

Generally disliked by ignorant 14 year old 'cult of Kurt' members believing "shock horror!" conspiracy theories due to being in denial that their 'God' would possibly rather be dead than writing songs for them to play air guitar to in their bedrooms.

Hole are better than Nirvana.

See hole, courtney love, kristen pfaff, melissa auf der maur, grunge

7.

noun - A whitewater feature of a river in which part of the current drops into a relatively deeper space in the river bed, moves back up toward the surface, and then recirculates upstream. Some holes are large enough that objects in them can be recirculated many times, making them very dangerous. River runners refer to these as "keepers." Smaller holes can be surfed in a kayak or even a raft, and are sometimes described as being "sticky."

"Dude, did you see the size of that hole? That thing was huge."

"Skull Hole is a keeper at this level, you should skirt it, especially if there's a dead cow in there."

"The second hole is pretty sticky, it might be good for surfing."

See boil