blasthole
/ˈbleɪsthoʊl/Definitions
1. noun
A hole drilled in rock for blasting with explosives, typically in mining or quarrying.
“The mining crew carefully drilled a blasthole into the solid granite to prepare for the demolition.”
2. verb
To make a hole in rock for blasting with explosives.
“The drill operator had to blasthole the rock face to access the valuable mineral deposits.”