Definition of spout hole in English:

spout hole

noun ˈspaʊt ˌhəʊl

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Johnson (d. 1644), apothecary and soldier. Partly from spout + hole, and partly from spout + hole.

nounˈspaʊt ˌhəʊl

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Johnson (d. 1644), apothecary and soldier. Partly from spout + hole, and partly from spout + hole.

单词	spout hole
释义	Definition of spout hole in English: spout hole noun ˈspaʊt ˌhəʊl 1The blowhole of a whale or other cetacean. 2The opening of a spout or chute; an opening for a spout. 3A natural opening in rocks or ice through which the sea spouts. 4Mining A short, sloping side passage. Compare "spout-road". Now rare. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Johnson (d. 1644), apothecary and soldier. Partly from spout + hole, and partly from spout + hole. Definition of spout hole in US English: spout hole nounˈspaʊt ˌhəʊl 1The blowhole of a whale or other cetacean. 2The opening of a spout or chute; an opening for a spout. 3A natural opening in rocks or ice through which the sea spouts. 4Mining A short, sloping side passage. Compare "spout-road". Now rare. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Johnson (d. 1644), apothecary and soldier. Partly from spout + hole, and partly from spout + hole.
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