Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
seal-a-hole
verb phrase
/siːl ə hoʊl/
Definition
To close or secure an opening or hole tightly to prevent the passage of air, water, or other substances.
Examples
- I need to seal-a-hole in the roof to stop the leak during the rain.
- The plumber advised us to seal-a-hole in the pipe to prevent water damage.
- Before winter arrives, it’s essential to seal-a-hole in the window to keep the warmth inside.
Meaning
To make an area or surface impermeable by covering or filling a hole or gap.
Synonyms
- close
- plug
- fill
- stop
- secure
