pinhole
[pin-hohl]
noun
Origin of pinhole
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gash, cut, wound, prickle, stab, puncture, jag, perforation, jab, vent, interstice, slit, chasm, slot, eye, fissure, space, passage, slash, crackExamples from the Web for pinhole
Contemporary Examples of pinhole
Historical Examples of pinhole
Well, I will get a picture with my pinhole camera even if I have no lens.
The Hilltop BoysCyril Burleigh
Beware of making so much as a pinhole in the dam that holds back their knowledge.
Over the TeacupsOliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.
Turn for a moment to Fig. 106, which shows a "pinhole" camera in section.
How it WorksArchibald Williams
No, shes all rightnot even a pinhole in her, said Mr.Bobbsey.
The Bobbsey Twins on the Deep Blue SeaLaura Lee Hope
It is the pure light that plays tricks, and it will play them through a pinhole.
Stained Glass WorkC. W. Whall
pinhole
noun
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