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linnet hole

noun

a small hole joining a glassmaking furnace to the arch.

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Origin of linnet hole

1655–65; linnet, probably <French lunette;see lunette

Words nearby linnet hole

Linnaeus, Linnaeus, Carolus, Linnean, Linnean classification, linnet, linnet hole, linney, Linnhe, lino, linocut, linoleate
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