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- noun Plural form of
cathole .
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Examples
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"catholes" -- places he's found to sleep and that provide some refuge from the elements.
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Last spring, totally in the dark, I joined an extraordinary variety of them - or urban spelunkers and explorers who crawl and tunnel below the surface of Paris into the vast network of catacombs and catholes below.
NPR Topics: News 2011
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Last spring, totally in the dark, I joined an extraordinary variety of them - or urban spelunkers and explorers who crawl and tunnel below the surface of Paris into the vast network of catacombs and catholes below.
NPR Topics: News 2011
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Last spring, totally in the dark, I joined an extraordinary variety of them - or urban spelunkers and explorers who crawl and tunnel below the surface of Paris into the vast network of catacombs and catholes below.
NPR Topics: News 2011
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He says his catholes are many, from regular haunts such as certain abandoned houses and parking-garage stairwells, to those he'll improvise on the fly, such as Dumpsters that he'll line with cardboard.
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But while he's homeless, he'll take his catholes over a shelter.
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