Hole
Hole noun - Informal terms for the mouth.
Trap
Trap noun - Informal terms for the mouth.
How words are described
| old | old hole | old trap |
| full | full hole | full trap |
| particular | particular hole | particular trap |
| perfect | perfect hole | perfect trap |
| Other adjectives: instant, top, single, obvious, actual, real, massive, big, huge, magic, new, possible, final, gigantic, larger, titular, next, last, local, giant. | ||
Common collocations
| target | hole target | trap target |
Both words in one sentence
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Subverted when the Evil Twin figures out the trap and steps over the trigger... into the actual trap which is a covered hole in the ground.
Source: Western Animation / Johnny Test - Failure to do so will trap you in the hole, with a terminal that says nothing more than 'And here you are, stuck in a hole.
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At the start of "Littlest Bigfoot" the pets plan to dig a hole to trap Bigfoot, and Blythe jokes that her father if he sees Bigfoot will probably fall into the trap himself.
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