holm
noun
ˈhō(l)m 
British
: a small inland or inshore island
also : bottoms
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Old English, from Old Norse hōlmr; akin to Old English hyll hill
First Known Use
before the 12th century, in the meaning defined above
Phrases Containing holm
- split-fin
- split-fingered fastball
- split-foot
- split-hair
- split-half
- split-knob insulator
- split-leaf philodendron
- split-leaf philodendrons
- split-level
- split-lift
- split-phase motor
- split-scion graft
- split-second
- split-second decision
- split-second watch
- split-tail perch
- splitbeak
- splits
- splits (on)
- splits (up)
- splits hairs
- splits on
- splits one's sides
- splits up
- splitsaw