posthole Antonyms
Meaning of posthole
Wordnet
posthole (n)
a hole dug in the ground to hold a fence post
posthole Sentence Examples
- The carpenter carefully dug a posthole to support the fence's wooden posts.
- The posthole was two feet deep and wide enough to accommodate the 4x4 post.
- Using a posthole digger, the gardener efficiently created multiple postholes for new plants.
- The posthole must be straight and deep enough to provide stability for the fence.
- The contractor filled the posthole with concrete to secure the foundation of the deck.
- The homeowner used a posthole auger to bore holes in the ground for planting trees.
- The posthole was lined with gravel to improve drainage and prevent waterlogging.
- The construction crew used a posthole digger mounted on a skid-steer to expedite the posthole excavation.
- The posthole was tamped down firmly to ensure the fence post would remain upright.
- The posthole's dimensions were crucial for the structural integrity of the fence.
FAQs About the word posthole
a hole dug in the ground to hold a fence post
bowl, pothole, basin, valley, furrow, water hole, well, crater, burrow, borehole
hill, rise, mound, mound,hill, rise, lump, bump, tumor, bump
The carpenter carefully dug a posthole to support the fence's wooden posts.
The posthole was two feet deep and wide enough to accommodate the 4x4 post.
Using a posthole digger, the gardener efficiently created multiple postholes for new plants.
The posthole must be straight and deep enough to provide stability for the fence.
