hogged
1> _.   ( )
2>    ;  (   . .)
3>   ( )

hogger
1> _. 
2> _. _. 

hoggerel
1> ()    

hoggery
1> 
2> 
3> _. 

hogget
1> ()    
2>  
3>  ()  (,   . .)

hoggin
1>  ; ; 

hogging
1>  ; ; 
2> _. ; 
3> _. ; 

hoggish
1> ,   , 
2> , ; ; , 

hogherd
1> _. 

hoghouse
1> 

hogman
1> 
2> 

hogmanay
1> _.   ;  
2> _.       

hogmaned
1>     ( )

hogsback
1>   ()
2>    -.
3>   
4> _.  

hogshead
1>  ( ;
240 )
2>   ( 240  530 )

hogsty
1>  , 

hogweed
1> _.  (Ambrosia gen.)
2> ,  

hoi polloi
1> _. , 
2> _. _. , 

hoick
1> _.  ; , 
2> _. _. ,  
3> _.  ; 
4> _.  ; 
5> _. _.  ,  
6> _.  

hoicks
1> _.  
2> _. !

hoiden
1> ,  
2>   
3> -
_Ex:
hoiden ,   
4> , , ,  ( )
5>    ( )
6>   ,  ( )

hoise
1> _. _. 
_Id:
hoist with (by) one's own petard   
;    ,  
 

hoisetrain
1>  () ( )

hoist
1> 
_Ex:
to give smb. a hoist (up) _.  -.
_Ex:
give that sofa a hoist at your end   
 
2> _.  ; ; 
_Ex:
mine hoist  
_Ex:
mountain hoist 
_Ex:
service (plate) hoist  
_Ex:
hoist lift 
3> _. 
_Ex:
ammunition hoist  
4> _.   (-.);  
5> _.  
6> _.  ,   
7> _.  
8> _.  
9> _. (the hoist)   
10>  (, , ; . hoist up)
_Ex:
to hoist the colours _.  
_Ex:
hoist together! _.  !
11> _. ;  ()
_Ex:
to hoist smb. on to his horse  -.  
_Ex:
the man groaned as they hoisted him into the ambulance
 ,       
_Ex:
to hoist oneself up a wall  ()  
12> _.   
13> _p.  _p-p.  hoise

hoist away
1> , ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
hoist away! _. !,  ! ()

hoist down
1>  ( ,   . .)

hoist in
1> _.  ( )
_Ex:
hoist the boat in!   !
_Ex:
hoist him in!  ! (    )

hoist out
1> _.    (  . .)
_Ex:
hoist the boat out!   !

hoist-bridge
1>  

hoistaway
1> _. 

hoister
1> _.  , 
2> _. ;   

hoisting
1> _.  ()
_Ex:
hoisting appliance (device)  
_Ex:
hoisting capacity 
_Ex:
hoisting depth  
_Ex:
hoisting jack 
_Ex:
hoisting sling _. , 

hoistman
1> _. ;   

hoistway
1>  ;   
2> _.  

hoity-toity
1> , 
2> _. , 
3> , 
_Ex:
an inflated hoity-toity manner -

4> , 
_Ex:
very hoity-toity of me not to know that personage 
       
5> , 
6>  !,   !

hokey
1> _.  ; 
2> _. , ; 
_Ex:
this sounds pretty hokey    - 

hokey-pokey
1> _. - ( , 
 )
2> _.  ( ); 
3> _. _.   (   ,
); 
4> _. _. ;   
5> _. , 

hokku
1> ,  (  )

hokum
1> _. _. , 
2> _. _.    ,  
;  
3> _. _.  ;  , 
  
4> _. _. , ; 

hol
1> _. ,  (. )

Holarctic
1> _. 
_Ex:
Holarctic region  

holard
1> _.     ;  () 

hold
1> _. 
_Ex:
after hold  
_Ex:
hold cargo  
_Ex:
hold ladder  
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
to have hold of smth.  -.;   -.
_Ex:
the climber had hold of the rope    
_Ex:
to take (to get, to catch, to seize, to grip, to lay) hold
of smth. ; ;   -.; ;
 -.
_Ex:
catch hold of this rope!    !
_Ex:
where did you get hold of that book?     ?
_Ex:
it's hard to get hold of him    
_Ex:
to get hold of a secret  ,  
_Ex:
to keep hold of (on) smth.   -.  
_Ex:
keep hold of my hand    
_Ex:
to relax one's hold   
_Ex:
to let go (to leave, to lose, to release) one's hold of (on)
smth.  -.  
_Ex:
to lose one's hold on reality   ; 
 
3> ( on, over, upon) , 
_Ex:
to get hold of smb.    -.
_Ex:
after a moment of panic he got hold of himself  
   
_Ex:
he has a great hold over his young brother   
    
_Ex:
his wife has a firm hold over him    
 
_Ex:
the law has no hold on him      
;    
_Ex:
to keep a tight hold upon oneself     ,
 ;    
_Ex:
my plan had taken hold upon his fancy   
 
4> ,    ; ; ; 
_Ex:
the rock gives no hold for hand or foot     
    
5> , 
6> _. ,  ;  
7> , , 
8> , 
9> , 
_Ex:
to put a hold on a library book    
10> _. ;   
11> _. 
12> _.  ()
_Ex:
double hold  
_Ex:
double body hold  
_Ex:
painful hold  
_Ex:
standing holds   
_Ex:
head scissors hold   
_Ex:
no holds barred    ();  

13> _.  
14> _. _. "",   , 
   
15> _. 
16> _. 
17> _.  ()
_Ex:
there will be a hold on all takeoffs until the fog has
dispersed    (  ),  
 
18> _.    
_Ex:
scheduled hold      

_Id:
to keep a good hold of the land _.   
_Id:
to get hold of the land _.   ;
 
19> 
_Ex:
to hold a pen  
_Ex:
to hold smth. in one's arms ,  -. 
 ;  -.  
_Ex:
he held a pipe between his teeth      
_Ex:
the girl was holding her father's hand   
 
_Ex:
they held hands    
_Ex:
to hold fast to smth.    -., 
 -.
_Ex:
the wounded man was holding fast to the railings 
   
_Ex:
only the goalkeeper may hold the ball in soccer  
       (  )
_Ex:
to hold a threat of disclosure over smb.'s head 
-.   
20> , ; ; 
_Ex:
the driver could scarcely hold the horses   
 
_Ex:
to hold smb. from a rash venture  -. 
 
_Ex:
to hold one's breath  () ,  
_Ex:
to hold fire _.   ;  
 
_Ex:
will they hold (up) the bus till we get there?  
   ?
_Ex:
we were held (up) by the traffic   
 
_Ex:
there's no holding him    ();
   
21> , ;  , 
_Ex:
to hold land  
_Ex:
to hold shares in a company    
_Ex:
the grandson now holds the estate and the title  
    ,    
   
22> ;   ( -.)
_Ex:
to hold a fort against the enemy   
 
_Ex:
the farmers are holding their wheat  
 
_Ex:
to hold the record _.  
_Ex:
to hold (the) pace _.   
_Ex:
to hold fast _.  
23> ,   
_Ex:
this room holds a hundred persons   
 
_Ex:
this box holds all securities     
 
_Ex:
this jug holds a quart    -  
_Ex:
will this suit-case hold all your clothes?  
     ?
_Ex:
the evening held a lot of surprises for us all  
    
_Ex:
to eat as much as one can hold   
_Ex:
sea-water holds many salts in solution   
     
24> ,  (-. -.)
_Ex:
my money is held at the bank     ;
     
_Ex:
we're holding the tinned food in reserve   
 
25> , , 
_Ex:
I hold it good  ,   
_Ex:
I hold him to be wrong  ,    
_Ex:
we hold him (to be) a fool    
_Ex:
to hold in esteem (in respect) ,   
_Ex:
to be held in esteem (in respect)  
_Ex:
to hold in contempt 
_Ex:
to hold in abhorrence ;  , 
_Ex:
to hold a thing to be impossible  -. 
_Ex:
we hold these truths to be self-evident   
   
_Ex:
Plato held that the soul is immortal   
 
_Ex:
to be held worthy of smth.   -.
26> _. , ;  () 
_Ex:
the court held that...   (, ), ...
_Ex:
the judge held that he was guilty    
_Ex:
he was held not guilty    
27>   ;   
_Ex:
he was held 36 days   ( ) 36 
_Ex:
he was held on a charge of theft     
 
_Ex:
to hold prisoner   
_Ex:
to hold captive   ;  ( 
. .)
28> (of, from) _.  ( -.);  
(-. - , )
29> _.  (-.); ,  (-.)
30> _. ; 
31>  (, )
_Ex:
will the rope hold?   ?
_Ex:
this wall won't hold a hook bearing a heavy picture  
      
32> , ;  ( -.)
_Ex:
the roof is held by pillars    
33> , ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
the fair weather is holding  ()  
_Ex:
if the frost holds we shall have skating tomorrow  
,      
_Ex:
the wind held from the north     
_Ex:
if your good luck holds    
34> (. to hold good  true)   ( );
   ( , )
_Ex:
the promise still holds    
_Ex:
does the principle still hold good?    
 ?
_Ex:
the rule holds of (in) all cases   
 
_Ex:
to hold good in law   ,  

35>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to hold a rank   ()
_Ex:
to hold office  ;    ( )
_Ex:
to hold two offices at the same time  
 
_Ex:
the Liberals held office at that time     
 
36>  ()
_Ex:
to hold the attention of one's audience  
,   
_Ex:
to hold an audience spellbound    
,  
_Ex:
he held the guests with his story   
 
37> ,  ( )
_Ex:
I cannot hold all these details in my head (in my memory)
at once        
_Ex:
hold the traditions which you have been taught _. 
,   
38>  (, )
_Ex:
to hold a theory  
_Ex:
to hold strange views   ; 
 
_Ex:
to hold no prejudice   
39>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
we asked them to hold a room for us    
  
40> , ,  ()
_Ex:
to hold a meeting  
_Ex:
the election was held in November    ()

_Ex:
to hold a discussion  
_Ex:
to hold a reception  
_Ex:
to hold an examination ,  
_Ex:
to hold correspondence  , 
_Ex:
to hold sittings 
_Ex:
to hold a feast ;  
_Ex:
to hold an inspection ,  
_Ex:
to hold a service _.  
_Ex:
the college willhold classes today    
() 
_Ex:
to hold an anniversary  () 
41>   (),  
_Ex:
to hold water  ,    (  
. .)
_Ex:
a leather bag will hold water but not petrol   
  ,   
42> ,  (, )
_Ex:
to hold one's nose  
_Ex:
when I spoke she held her ears   , 
 
43> _.   ,  ()
44> ,  ( )
_Ex:
to hold smb., smth. in a position  -., -. 
-. 
_Ex:
to hold one's head straight   
_Ex:
hold your head on one side  
_Ex:
to hold oneself upright (erect)  
_Ex:
he holds himself like a soldier    
_Ex:
hold yourself still  ,  
_Ex:
to hold oneself ready (in readiness) (for smth.)  ()
 ( -.)
_Ex:
to hold one's head high   ;  ,
, 
_Ex:
hold your head (up)!  !
_Ex:
to hold the banner aloft   
_Ex:
to hold a shield in front of one  
_Ex:
to hold in place , 
_Ex:
to be held in place by smth.   -.
_Ex:
the veil was held in place by a comb   

_Ex:
to hold in check ,  
_Ex:
to hold the enemy in position (to his ground) _. 

_Ex:
to hold on a point _.    
_Ex:
to hold back from smth. (from doing smth.), to hold off from
smth. (from doing smth.), to hold back on smth. (on doing
smth.)   -.
_Ex:
to hold back from drinking   
_Ex:
to hold off from beer   ,   
_Ex:
buyers are holding back on purchases _. 
  
_Ex:
to hold to (by) smth.  ,  -.
_Ex:
to hold to a belief   -. 
_Ex:
to hold to one's promise   
_Ex:
to hold by (to) an opinion  
_Ex:
to hold to a plan  
_Ex:
to hold by one's decision   
_Ex:
hold to your resolution   
_Ex:
I still hold to my former views     ,
    
_Ex:
I hold what I have always said     ,
  
_Ex:
they held to the same course of behaviour  
 
_Ex:
to hold by what N. says    N.
_Ex:
I hold by my opinion    
_Ex:
to hold smb. to smth.   -.  -.
_Ex:
to hold smb. to his promise   
-.  
_Ex:
to hold smb. in terms    
_Ex:
to hold (up) with smth.  -.;   -.
_Ex:
the political principles that few would hold with 
,     
_Ex:
I don't hold with such behaviour    

_Ex:
my father did not hold up with farming  
   
_Ex:
to hold with smb.   -., 
   -.
_Ex:
I hold with you that this author is very talented ,  
, ,     
45>    -.
_Ex:
I can't hold with him, he is insupportable    ,
 
_Ex:
to hold in with smb.   -.
_Ex:
to hold out for smth.   -.
_Ex:
to hold out for a higher wage offer   

_Ex:
they hold out for self-rule    
_Ex:
to hold on for some place   -.
_Ex:
they held on for London     
_Id:
to hold copy _.  ()
_Id:
to hold the sprint _.    
_Id:
hold the oars!  ! (  )
_Id:
to hold one's hand  ( ); 
 
_Id:
to hold hand _. ; ;  
_Id:
hold fast (hard)! !, !; _. 
_Id:
to hold one's own (one's ground)   ,
 ;  , ; 
 (  . .)
_Id:
he can hold his own against anyone     
  ;     
_Id:
he can hold his ground with the older boys   
 
_Id:
the patient is holding his own  ()  
 
_Id:
to hold water  ;  ,
,  ( ,   . .)
_Id:
it won't hold water     
_Id:
hold water!   ! (  )
_Id:
to hold it against smb.    -., 
-.  -.
_Id:
he never remembers my birthday but I don't hold it against
him        ,    
  ( )
_Id:
I was left holding the baby   
 
_Id:
to be left holding the bag  -  
_Id:
to hold no brief  ,   -.
_Id:
to hold smb. in (the hollow of one's) hand  -. 
,  -. 
_Id:
he is neither to hold nor to bind     
,    
_Id:
to hold in play  (, )
_Id:
hold your horses!   !;    !;
!;  !;  !;  !
_Id:
to hold the stage _. _.    
;   ;  , 
    ;   ,  
  ( )
_Id:
to hold one's tonque (one's peace) ,   
,  
_Id:
hold your noise (your row, _. your jaw)! ()
!, ()!
_Id:
hold, enough! _. !; !
_Id:
to hold the fort   ,  ;
" ";   ;  
(  -.)
_Id:
a skeleton staff was left to hold the fort at the office on
Saturdays       
    
_Id:
hold the fort! _. !
_Id:
to hold cheap     ;  
_Id:
to hold smth. lightly   -. 
_Id:
to be held to bail   ( )
 
_Id:
to hold in store , 
_Id:
we cannot tell what the future may hold (in store) for us
  ,    
_Id:
to be able to hold one's drink   ( )
_Id:
to hold one's sides with laughter   ;
  
_Id:
hold the line!   !,   ! (
)
_Id:
hold your hat! _. ,  !

hold back
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
to hold back the enemy   
_Ex:
I held him back from (making) the attempt    
 
_Ex:
I hope we haven't held you back ,    
_Ex:
to hold back a portion of wages for insurance 
()    
_Ex:
to hold back one's tears  
2> ; 
_Ex:
we tried to persuade them, but they held back  
 ,   
_Ex:
do help yourselves and don't hold back , 

3> , ; ;  ()
_Ex:
she held back, not knowing what to say    ,
 ,  
4> 
_Ex:
to hold back information   ()
_Ex:
to hold back the truth  () 

hold down
1>   ;   ;  (. 
 )
_Ex:
I held the ruffian dow while they bound him   
 ,    
_Ex:
hold that dog down! he's dangerous   , 
 !  
2>   ; ; 
_Ex:
the invaders couldn't hold the country down for long
     
3> ,  ()
_Ex:
to hold down a job   ,   
_Ex:
we can't hold down the prices much longer    
    
_Ex:
he is holding down to three cigarettes a day   
    

hold forth
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
to hold forth an inducement  
_Ex:
to hold forth a hope  
_Ex:
he held forth the note   () 
2>  _. , ;

_Ex:
he held forth on the subject at great length  
   

hold in
1> ; 
_Ex:
to hold in one's temper   ;  
 
2> ; 
_Ex:
he wanted to speak but thought better of it and held in 
 - ,     ()

hold off
1> ,  ,  
_Ex:
to hold off an enemy attack _.   
_Ex:
hold that dog off!  !
_Ex:
his cold manner holds people off  
   
2>  ;  ;  
_Ex:
will the rain hold off until the evening?  , 
   ?
3> ; 
_Ex:
do not hold off applying for a visa   ,
 

hold on
1> ;  ( -.)
_Ex:
can you hold on?   ?
_Ex:
the child held on to its mother's hand  
   
2> , 
_Ex:
this pin helds the wheel on     (
    )
3>  () -.
_Ex:
to hold on one's course (one's way)   

_Ex:
the preacher held on for a full hour  
 ,    
_Ex:
to reach Glasgow you should hold on along this road for
another ten miles    ,   
 10     
_Ex:
things will come right if you can only hold on a bit 
  ,      
_Ex:
to hold on like grim death  ,  
_Ex:
hold on! !,  !; _. !, !

hold out
1> 
_Ex:
to hold out a hand  () 
_Ex:
he held out a garment for us to see    
2> 
_Ex:
to hold out an offer ,  
_Ex:
those were the promises he held out     
3> , 
_Ex:
a job that held out many more opportunities to him ,
     
_Ex:
the doctors hold out little hope for his recovery  
     
4> (for) ; 
_Ex:
they held out for a shorter working day  
  
_Ex:
you should hold out for a higher price    
  
5> ,   
_Ex:
to hold out against difficulties  ( )

_Ex:
if we don't get help we don't know how we are to hold out
    ,   ,   

_Ex:
the besieged garrison held out for 100 days 
  100 
_Ex:
as long as our food holds out      

6> _.  
7> _. _.  , , ""
_Ex:
they had been holding out the money due to him for several
months       
_Ex:
he threatened to hold out on his sister's dividends 
,      
8> (on) _.  -.  -.
_Ex:
she didn't tell me she was rich - she's been holding out on
me    ,   

hold over
1> ; , 
_Ex:
to hold over a decision for a week    
2>  ( ,  ); 
_Ex:
hold over the rest of the goods   
 ( )
3>   ( -.);  ( )
_Ex:
they held the acrobats over for a second week 
    
_Ex:
department heads who had been held over from the previous
administration  ,  
   
4>   (  ) 
 
_Ex:
the movie was held over for a week   
   ,  
5> _.        
     

hold time
1>   ()

hold together
1> 
_Ex:
to hold papers together  
_Ex:
the cord was strong and the goods were held together 
 ,      
_Ex:
love of country holds the nation together   
 
_Ex:
garments that no longer hold together 
() 
2>  , ;  
_Ex:
we cannot be defeated while we hold together   ,
 
_Ex:
those brothers of yours all hold together   
 

hold under
1>   ; ; 

hold up
1> , 
_Ex:
these pillars hold up the roof    ,
    
_Ex:
the picture is held up by a wire    
2> ; 
_Ex:
to hold up as a model   
_Ex:
to hold smth. up to view  -. 
_Ex:
to hold up for derision (to ridicule)   
3> , 
_Ex:
the traffic was held up by fog   -

_Ex:
he was held up by the immigration authorities   
 
4>    ; 
_Ex:
to hold up a train  
5> _. _.   , ""
6>    (  . .)
7> ,  
_Ex:
to hold up under misfortunes   (  )
  
_Ex:
they held up through all their troubles   
 
8> ; 
_Ex:
I wonder if the charges would hold up in court ,
     
_Ex:
much depends on how well the weather forecast hold up 
  ,     
9> (on) , ;
() 
_Ex:
to hold up on the money _.   
_Ex:
we planned a picnic but the rain forced us to hold up 
  ,  -    

_Ex:
they had to hold up all plans to travel   
 ,   
10> ,  (  )
_Ex:
a beautiful day, if it only holds up  , 
   
_Ex:
will the weather hold up?     ?
11>  ()

hold-up
1> _. ;  ; 
2> ;  
3> _.  (); ; , 
_Ex:
there was a hold-up in the construction of the bridge 
   
4> _. ; ;    
_Ex:
our house cost $5000 exclusive of plumber's hold-up 
   5000 ,   ,  


hold-up man
1> ;  

holdall
1> ;  
2>     

holdback
1> , 
2>  (   . .)
3> ,  (   . .)
4> _.  

holder
1> 
_Ex:
holder of a post (_. of an appointment) 

2> _. ,  (  . .); 
_Ex:
holder in due course  () 
_Ex:
holder of pledges 
3>     ; , 
4> , 
5> _. ; 
6> _. , 
7> _. ; 
_Ex:
plate holder   
8> 
9> _. 
10> _.  
11>     
12> (-holder)    : 
_Ex:
cigarette-holder 
_Ex:
office-holder  
13> _. 

holdfast
1> ,    , ; , 
2> () ; ; 
3> (H.)  ( )
4> _. ; ; ;  
5> _.   
6> _.  

holding
1>   (. )
_Ex:
small holdings  ;  
( )
2> _. , .   
3> _. ; _pl. ; 
_Ex:
cash holdings in banks    
_Ex:
he has holdings in several companies   
 
4> 
_Ex:
frozen fish holdings   
5>  (  . .)
6> , 
7> , 
_Ex:
holding of breath  
_Ex:
holding of hostages  ;  
_Ex:
holding of a captured position _.  
() 
8>  (  . .)
9> , 
10>  ( )
11> _. , 
_Ex:
holding of a fractured bone _.   
12>  (   . .)
13> _.   ( )
14> _. 
_Ex:
the holding of a court (on a question)  
( -. )
15> ; ; 
_Ex:
holding device _. ; ;  
16>    
_Ex:
holding company _. ,  
   ; -;
 
_Ex:
holding garrison _. ,   

17> ,   
18> _. 
_Ex:
holding force  
_Ex:
holding attack  
19> _. ()    

_Ex:
holding freezer     
_Ex:
holding pen _-.    ;  
  
20> ()  
_Ex:
holding area _.  ;  
_Ex:
holding battalion _.   
_Ex:
holding point _.  
21> _.  

holding capacity
1> , 

holding hospital
1> _.  

holding pattern
1>   (   )

holdout
1> ,  (  . .)
2>  ( -.);    
3> ,     (   -.)
_Ex:
aside from one holdout, everyone was willing to contribute
,    ,   

holdover
1> _. _. ;  
2> _. _.      
  ,   . .
3> _. _.     
; ,       
  (. holdover Senator)
4> _. _.   ,     
   
5> _. _.   ;  

6> _.    
7> _. 

hole
1> ; 
_Ex:
a hole in a roof   
_Ex:
holes in one's clothes   ,  
_Ex:
to wear into holes   
_Ex:
this jersey is full of holes (in holes)   
 
_Ex:
hole in ice ;   
_Ex:
hole in clouds _. 
_Ex:
to drill holes in smb. _. , ""
-.
2> ; 
_Ex:
a hole in the fence   
3> _. 
4> _pl. ,  ( )
5> , 
_Ex:
meteorite hole  
_Ex:
a hole in a tooth   
6> ; 
_Ex:
roads full of holes  ( ) 
7> ; 
8> ; ; 
_Ex:
a mouse's hole  ; ; 
9> ;  
_Ex:
what a wretched little hole!   !
10> _.   (), 
11> , 
12> _.   (. )
_Ex:
in a hole   ; _.  
_Ex:
the loss of an assistant put him in a hole  
    
_Ex:
after Christmas I am always in a hole   
   
_Ex:
I am fifty dollars in the hole this month    
 50 
13> , ,  
_Ex:
to find holes in an argument  ()  
 
14> _. _. , ; ;    
_Ex:
swimming hole  ( ,   . .),  

15> ;  ; 
16> ;   
17> _. 
_Ex:
beam hole    
18> 
19> , 
20> _. _. ; ; 
21> ;  ( )
22> _. 
23>    ( )
24> _.   ; ; ; 
_Ex:
hole digger _. 
25> _.  
26> _. _.   (. air hole)
27> _-. 
_Ex:
hole planting _-.  ,   
28>  ( )
29> ,  ()
30> ,      ()
_Ex:
hole in one      
31> _. ()  (. electron hole)
32> _-. _. 
33> _. _.    ,  
 
34> _. 
_Id:
a hole in one's coat   ,  
_Id:
to make a hole in smth.   -. (,
  . .),    -.
_Id:
the hospital bills have made a large hole in my savings
       

_Id:
money burns a hole in his pocket    
,     
_Id:
unable to see a hole in a ladder _.  
_Id:
to pick holes (a hole) in smth.   -.
_Id:
to find a hole (to creep out of)   (  )
_Id:
to leave a hole (to creep out of)  
_Id:
to make a hole in the water 
_Id:
the foxes have holes _.   ;   
  (, )
35> (), ();  ,
; 
_Ex:
the ship has holed her bottom    

_Ex:
to hole smb. _. , "" -.
36> , 
37> ; 
38> 
_Ex:
they holed a tunnel through the mountain   

39>   ,   . .
_Ex:
the fox has holed    
40>  ()  
41> _.   ,  
42>  ()   ()
43> _. ;  ; ; 

44> _. = whole

hole gauge
1> _.  , -
2>  

hole out
1>  ()   ()

hole up
1>    
2>  ,    
3> _.   , 
_Ex:
the bank robbers are holed up in Chicago , 
,   

hole-and-corner
1> _. _. , ;  
_Ex:
hole-and-corner dealings  
_Ex:
hole-and-corner deal  
2> ; 
_Ex:
she was living a hole-and-corner existence full of daily
drudgery    , 
  

hole-in-the-wall
1> ; 
2> _. _. ;   
3> _. _. , 

holed
1> 
2> _. ;  

holeman
1> _. ; 

holeproof
1> , ,  (   . .)
2>   ,   
( , ,   . .)

holer
1> _. , 

holesome
1> _. , ; ; ,

2> _. , ; , 
3> _. , ,  
4> _. _. 
5> _. 

holethnos
1> _. 

holey
1> 
_Ex:
holey dollar _. _.  () 

holibut
1> _.   (Hippoglossus hippoglossus)
2> _. 

holiday
1> ;  , ,  
_Ex:
national holiday  
_Ex:
legal (official, public, bank) holiday  
; 
_Ex:
Sunday is a holiday in most countries  
    
2> . _pl. ; , 
_Ex:
on (a) holiday  ;  
_Ex:
summer holidays  
_Ex:
to be away on holiday    ( )
_Ex:
to take a month's holiday   
_Ex:
to take a holiday from housework     

3> , 
_Ex:
to make holiday , , 
_Ex:
package holiday   (. )
4> _. _.     

_Id:
blind man's holiday 
_Id:
to speak holiday _.  
5> 
_Ex:
holiday clothes  ;  () 
_Ex:
holiday spirit  
_Ex:
holiday speeches (terms, words)  
6> ; 
_Ex:
holiday task  
_Ex:
holiday time (season)   ; 
() 
_Ex:
holiday camp (centre)  (.  );
 , 
7>  ,   . . (.  )
_Ex:
he is holidaying at the seaside    

holiday-maker
1> ; ; 
2> ; 

holidayer
1> ; ; 
2> ; 

holier-than-thou
1> , 
2>  
_Ex:
his success in self-reform turned him into a holier-than-thou
before his friends   ,   
    
3> -; 
_Ex:
holier-than-thou attitude , 
4>    () ; 

holily
1> , 
2> _. , ; 

holiness
1> , 
2> 
3> (H.) _.  ( )

holinight
1>  

holism
1> _. , " "

holistic
1> _. 
2> _. ,  (   
. .)
_Ex:
holistic approach  

holk
1> _. , 
2> _. , ; 

holl
1> _. , 
2> _. ; 
3> _.   
4> _.  

holla
1> ; ; 
2> _.  ; , 
3> _. !, , ! ()
4> !, ! (. holla ho!)

Holland
1> (. h.) ;
() 
_Ex:
brown Holland  () 

hollandaise
1>   ( ,    ;
. hollandaise sauce)

Hollander
1> ; 
2>  
3> (h.) _. , 
4> (h.) _. 

Hollands
1>  ;   
(. Hollands gin  _. Hollands genewa)

Hollantide
1> (_.  All-hallowtide) _.   

hollen
1> _. _.  (Ilex gen.)
2> _. _.  (Ilex aquifolium)

holler
1> _. ;  (   . .)
2> _. 
3> _.     (. holler song)
4> _. _. , 
_Ex:
to holler for help   
_Ex:
the children were seeing who could holler the loudest 
 ,   
5> _. _. 
6> _. _.  
7> _.    (   )
_Ex:
frogs were hollering in the marsh    

