Term Gallery logo

Meanings of gape holes in English

We have no meanings for "gape holes" in our records yet.
Usage of gape holes in English
1
Blomkvist's problem was that the account still had gaping holes in it.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
2
The Hogs did open wide, gaping holes, and he burst through them.
The Guardian
3
He gazed down over the maze, through gaping holes in the roof.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
4
The report claims to expose gaping holes in the banks' anti-money laundering systems.
News.com.au
5
Passes found grass rather than hands, England poured through gaping holes, carnage threatened.
The Guardian
6
It's further evidence of Leinster talent plugging gaping holes in the other provinces.
The Irish Times
7
Rounds punched through flesh and left gaping holes in their wakes.
Salvador strike
8
The cone, a soaring Andean peak, is lacerated with gaping holes and tunnels.
The Guardian
9
Only chunks of stone remained, with gaping holes between them.
The Wolf’s Hour
10
Huge chest wounds, gaping holes in backs, heads blown apart.
Just another judgement day
11
Life is a bridge, full of gaping holes, over which we must all travel!
Children's Rights: A Book of Nursery Logic
12
Dreamcatchers hang from gaping holes -their edges painted black -in the ceiling.
News.com.au
13
Portions of the road, gutters and pavements had collapsed leaving gaping holes in the road.
The South African
14
Gaping holes in the floor showed where chervil, tiny insects, had eaten away the rock.
The Lair of Bones
15
And gaping holes cut in spines at neck height.
Woken furies
16
The theory and practice of governance has gaping holes in the public, voluntary and private sectors.
The Guardian