Definition of "posthole" []

• A hole dug in the ground to hold a fence post. (noun)

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• "With his own hands he tossed what was left of her head into the posthole he'd excavated in the woods six or eight weeks earlier."
• "Or else the truth: Sorry but zero interest in another man, they are too much work and too self-centered and they think you exist for nothing but their own personal convenience, and they can't tell a woman from a rubber blimp or their dick from a posthole digger and they guzzle up the scotch like there's no tomorrow, and they never clean out the ashes after the cozy fireside evenings."
• "Too much trouble to unload the posthole digger, roll of barbed wire, and assorted tools cluttered in the truck bed."