holed
Sank the putt
Holed is the past tense of hole, meaning to make a hole in something: The ship was holed below the waterline.
In golf, to hole a putt is to sink the ball in the cup.
To be holed up is to be hiding or taking shelter somewhere, often for an extended period: We holed up in the cabin until the storm passed.
Removed earth by shoveling
- tunneledDug a subterranean route
- excavatedDug up systematically
- dennedSheltered in a lair
- nestedContained within another
warren · lair · burrow · dugout · cavity · underground · subterranean · gopher
dug
Removed earth by shoveling
nested · warren · lair · burrow · dugout · cavity · underground · subterranean · gopher · badger
hidden
Kept out of sight
- secludedSet apart, private
- tuckedFolded or pushed in
- sequesteredRemoved from contact
hunkered · refuge · hideaway · retreat · sanctuary · haven · bunker · concealed · stashed · covert
sunk
Forced beneath water
eagle · bogey · par · cup · green · flagstick · fairway · tee · drive · approach
- black holesRegions of inescapable gravity
- rabbit holeHare's underground dwelling
- bullet holeProjectile's entry point
- hole in oneBall in from tee
- holed upConcealed oneself somewhere
- hole upSeclude oneself in hiding
hole, holes, keyhole, loophole, pothole, peephole, holey, waterhole, holing