thurl

/θɜrl/
noun
  1. A hole or passage, especially one that connects two cavities or chambers.
    • In the old mine, a thurl connected two separate tunnels.
    • The miner crawled through a narrow thurl to reach the next cavern.
    • The cave explorers discovered a natural thurl linking the two chambers.
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verb
  1. To bore or pierce a hole through something.
    • They had to thurl the wall to run the new pipes through.
    • The worker used a drill to thurl the metal plate.
    • The machine can thurl wood quickly and cleanly.
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