The phrase "mole hole" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a small tunnel or burrow created by a mole, an animal that digs underground. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a small, hidden or secretive place. Example: The gardener was frustrated when he discovered a mole hole in his perfectly manicured lawn. Or She retreated to her bedroom, which felt like a cozy little mole hole, away from the chaos of the party downstairs.
It is no surprise that medical students emerging from the educational mole hole saddled with hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt choose more lucrative fields.
Your ball rolled into some kind of mole hole in the rough, but must you roll it over to a better lie?
On a recent walk, several opposition leaders pointed to every wildflower, heron and mole hole as a sign of nature's irrepressible vigor.
The wings working hard, gaffing the air, blunt-edged paddles wobbling hopelessly, and then – because it's all part of swift treachery – out of this pantomime of effort comes that sweep away, beyond the range of my eye, and back into view, hard over the village green and in one long glide BANG! into the mole hole at the roof's edge.
At the same time, 6 humans from Mole Hole village and Madhur colony in the Bandipur Tiger Reserve who handled and incinerated the sick monkeys were reported to have clinical signs and symptoms typical of KFD (Technical Appendix Figure 1).
Rabbit holes, mole holes, bee holes, mice holes – it was quite the tour, because every hole needed to be examined carefully.
Sempra Energy, a gas company, stores several billion cubic feet of natural gas in the depleted oil field far beneath the mole holes.
Though she's covered in mud and has mole holes all around her, she won't give up.
The mole trap should fit snugly within the hole with the trigger positioned just off the ground.
Five operational parameters of the miscible CO2 injection process are considered, including bottom-hole flowing pressure (BHP) of injection well (psi), CO2 injection rate (MMSCF/D), injected CO2 concentration (mole fraction), bottom-hole flowing pressure (BHP) of production well (psi), and oil production rate (STB/D).
Still, I have to say, black hole, schlack mole.
