foxhole

/ˈfɒkshoʊl/

Definitions

1. noun

A small hole or trench in the ground, especially one dug by soldiers for protection or concealment.

“The soldiers dug a foxhole and waited for enemy fire to pass.”

2. verb

To dig or create a foxhole.

“The team foxholed the area before the enemy arrived.”

Synonyms

  • dugout
  • trench

Antonyms

  • fortress
  • stronghold