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Cat-hole   Listen
noun
Cat-hole  n.  (Naut.) One of two small holes astern, above the gunroom ports, through which hawsers may be passed.






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"Cat-hole" Quotes from Famous Books



... in his deep eyes. "Not as they'll do you any harm without you undertake to interfere with them," he drawled. "But you're pretty young to manage 'em jest so; you ain't quite big enough either, and you're too big to git in through the cat-hole. And I allow that you don't stand no particular show after the first week or so of gittin' into the house ...
— Gordon Keith • Thomas Nelson Page



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