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posthole

ˈpoʊˌsthoʊl
WordNet
  1. (n) posthole
    a hole dug in the ground to hold a fence post
Usage in the news

Worker entangled in posthole digger mechanism. milawyersweekly.com

Worker entangled in posthole digger mechanism . milawyersweekly.com

Usage in literature

And after a little Hiram traced the line of old postholes which had followed a straight line on the west side of the water-hole. "Hiram The Young Farmer" by Burbank L. Todd

He bravely dug postholes, but they were pretty poor, and the completed fence was not so very straight. "A Backward Glance at Eighty" by Charles A. Murdock