Hypernyms for "hole"
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                    air hole
                    aperture
                    armhole
                    blowhole
                    bolt-hole
                    bullet hole
                    bunghole
                    burrow
                    button hole
                    buttonhole
                    cavity
                    chuckhole
                    countersink
                    cranny
                    cup
                    dogleg
                    dog''s breakfast
                    dog''s dinner
                    ear hole
                    eye
                    eyehole
                    eyelet
                    finger hole
                    gopher hole
                    hawse
                    hawsehole
                    hawsepipe
                    kettle
                    kettle hole
                    keyhole
                    knothole
                    leak
                    loophole
                    lubber''s hole
                    manhole
                    mortice
                    mortise
                    mouth hole
                    nail hole
                    ozone hole
                    peephole
                    perforation
                    pit
                    plughole
                    pore
                    post hole
                    posthole
                    pothole
                    puncture
                    rabbit burrow
                    rabbit hole
                    rathole
                    sound hole
                    spyhole
                    thumbhole
                    tunnel
                    vent
                    venthole
                    vent-hole
                    wormhole
            
    What are hypernyms?
Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.
Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.