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pothole

[pot-hohl] / ˈpɒtˌhoʊl /


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You hear the gut-wrenching thud as your car hits an unavoidable pothole.

From BBC

The dismal weather of late appears to have made the problem worse, with one garage owner telling BBC News NI he's dealing with 10 cars a day damaged by potholes.

From BBC

And not to the exclusion of bettering their lives by paying attention to the nitty and the gritty, like making housing and higher education more readily available and, yes, fixing potholes.

From Los Angeles Times

A council penalised a driver whose car was damaged by a pothole on a road the local authority is responsible for maintaining.

From BBC

Aberdeenshire Council said it had been "challenging" dealing with pothole repairs while faced with ongoing weather warnings and flood alerts.

From BBC