Hole
Hole noun - A place in a surface allowing passage into or through a thing.
Both words in one sentence
- Years later the Iron Throne somehow got the hole sealed and the water pumped out, to resume the mining with illegal slaves.
Source: Water Tower Down - Ted was much more thorough this time, too - the enchantments holding the cloud town fell apart, and the earth village fell in a sink hole after mining teams destroyed its foundations.
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In Shattered Horizon, a mining accident on the moon has caused billions of tons of rocky debris and mining equipment to be thrown out in orbit around earth, essentially leaving a huge hole in the moon, as well as a ring of rocks and debris around the earth.
Source: Detonation Moon
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