wellhole
/ˈwɛlhōl/Definitions
1. noun
A hole or shaft in the ground from which water is drawn, typically for irrigation or other agricultural purposes.
“The farmer relied on the wellhole to water his crops during the drought.”
1. noun
A hole or shaft in the ground from which water is drawn, typically for irrigation or other agricultural purposes.
“The farmer relied on the wellhole to water his crops during the drought.”