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| loop·hole [ lp hl ] |
noun (plural loop·holes) |
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1. gap in law: a small mistake or omission in a rule or law that allows it to be circumvented
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2. military slit in wall: a small slit or hole in a wall, especially one in a fortified wall through which guns or other weapons are fired
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transitive verb (past and past participle loop·holed, present participle loop·hol·ing, 3rd person present singular loop·holes) |
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make loopholes in wall: to provide a wall with loopholes
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