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chuckhole

NOUN
  1. a pit or hole produced by wear or weathering (especially in a road surface)

How To Use chuckhole In A Sentence

  • Ms. Dickey had simply arrived on the employer's premises shortly prior to the start of her work shift, parked her vehicle in the accustomed place, and had moved only a short distance when she slipped on ice in a chuckhole adjacent to the rear of her vehicle.
  • We bicycled around old town dodging ruts and chuckholes and ignoring the stares from the locals and uniformed children getting out of school.
  • The secret to a long lasting patch is to have the chuckhole clean and dry before you start.
  • And now, they have to drive on residential streets that are rutted and full of icy chuckholes because the city doesn't clear those streets.
  • My front tire went into a huge chuckhole and, contrary to what I thought, did not decide to exit the chuckhole.
  • Maybe the next hailstorm could fill a few of our chuckholes… if we pray for the kind that hails from Texas.
  • A deep chuckhole creates a severe jolt and can cause a stopping fall where the wheel stops suddenly while momentum carries the cyclist over the handlebars.
  • To report chuckholes and low areas filled with water, call the Department of Public Works Assistance Center.
  • If you are a bicycle commuter on Airport Way, that chuckhole near Lucille St. isn't all you have to worry about (and yes, there is a chuckhole in the road headed north - beware).
  • This places the chuckholes and the like in the area between the rear wheels of the prime mover and the wheels of the trailer.
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