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Meanings of chop a hole in English
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Usage of chop a hole in English
1
I say you shan't chop a hole in the roof.
2
I jes' hankers to chop a hole inter it.
3
And the Doctor soon chopped a hole in the door big enough to clamber through.
4
He had chopped a hole in the frozen earth and had buried Le Beau almost before his body was cold.
5
"Going to chop a hole in the roof," answered our hero.
6
"You shan't chop a hole in the roof," insisted the unreasonable young man.
7
Young Henrys cut a strong bar six or eight feet long, while Pat McGuire chopped a hole alongside the log.
8
This she did; but the Indians chopped a hole in the stout planks with their tomahawks, and tried to crawl through.
9
Pits are entered by chopping a hole through the frozen earth at one end, large enough to reach into or crawl into.
10
Having gone to the trouble of chopping a hole for the pole, John Barrow suggested they might try their hand at fishing.
11
With our axes my Indians and myself chopped a hole in the solidly packed snow and ice near the shore of the lake.
12
"And I'M thinking you're going to find the sprinkler system and chop a hole in a line!"
13
While the hogs were ravenously devouring the turnips, I chopped a hole in the side of the pen, through which I pulled out little Ike.
14
"Guess we had better chop a hole in the ice and see how the water is flowing," suggested Sam.