Usage of "chuckhole" | TermGallery

Catalan

Spanish

A pit or hole produced by wear or weathering (especially in a road surface)

Usage of chuckhole in English

If you surf over a chuckhole, the robo-prongs plumb its asphalty depths. 
 Snow Crash 

And there is a large chuckhole in the left lane near the Tulare exit. 
 Snow Crash 

The very next day we began dancing and singing and taking turns at the chuckhole bar. 
 Tramping on Life / An Autobiographical Narrative 

Also the competing whooshes of many vehicles' tires on pavement, broken by chuckhole percussion; sounds like the crumbling Ventura. 
 Snow Crash 

There were too many chuckholes in the road. 
 A touch of death 

She wasn't much of a road, generally more chuckholes than bumps, though sometimes it was the other way around. 
 Arizona Nights 

He put a mint on his tongue and sucked on it and looked sideways at Pete as the SUV hit chuckholes that jarred the frame. 
 Rain gods 

Frequent collocations

Translations for chuckhole

Catalan

Spanish

Chuckhole through the time

Meanings of chuckhole in English