smoke hole Synonyms
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smoke hole Meaning
Wordnet
smoke hole (n)
a vent (as in a roof) for smoke to escape
smoke hole Sentence Examples
- The hunter emerged from the lodge, his clothes pungent with the lingering scent of campfire smoke hole.
- The old farmhouse had a distinctive smoke hole in the roof, a testament to its historic past.
- Smoke billowed out of the smoke hole, carried by a brisk wind towards the distant mountains.
- The sweat lodge was purified by burning sage in the central smoke hole.
- The chimney's smoke hole had become clogged, causing smoke to seep into the living room.
- The trapper built a rudimentary shelter with a smoke hole to vent the cooking fire.
- The blacksmith's forge had a long, narrow smoke hole above the anvil.
- The smoke hole in the attic allowed heat to escape, preventing the house from overheating in the summer.
- The Native American longhouse had several smoke holes along the roof to aerate the interior.
- The cabin's smoke hole was damaged in a storm, leaving the occupants vulnerable to carbon monoxide poisoning.
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a vent (as in a roof) for smoke to escape
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The hunter emerged from the lodge, his clothes pungent with the lingering scent of campfire smoke hole.
The old farmhouse had a distinctive smoke hole in the roof, a testament to its historic past.
Smoke billowed out of the smoke hole, carried by a brisk wind towards the distant mountains.
The sweat lodge was purified by burning sage in the central smoke hole.
