Manhole Definition

mănhōl
manholes
noun
An opening, often with a cover, through which a person can enter a sewer, conduit, ship's tank, etc. for repair work or inspection.
Webster's New World

A hole in the ground used to access the sewers or other underground vaults and installations.

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Noun

Singular:
manhole
Plural:
manholes

Origin of Manhole

Manhole Sentence Examples

  • Stoppers have been put in one manhole and the other manhole filled with water.

  • One of the crewmembers entered the manhole to unclog the hose.

  • The water tanks for the Research were made from teak with a small manhole for cleaning.

  • Also a shared septic tank is located in the kitchen garden and a neighbor has a right of access to a manhole in it.

  • When Pat suddenly stumbles on a disused manhole behind a washing machine, she is hopeful she has found a solution.

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