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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition

  1. n. A small, very modest, often out-of-the-way place.

Examples

  • “Then ef it's groceries, ur milk, ur peddlers 'stuff, ur what not, you have to go to the dumb-waiter that fetches things up through a hole in the wall like a well-bucket an' take the things off.”

    Northern Georgia sketches,

  • “I had understood from Hubert that the Mother Superior's room, in which the powder was stored, was near to this, and that the train had been laid through a hole in the wall from some neighbouring cell.”

    The Adventures of Gerard

  • “It was huge, with walk-in closets and smart-matter windows, and a hole in the wall that could grind out almost anything.”

    Simon & Schuster: Extras

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