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pothole

[pot-hohl] / ˈpɒtˌhoʊl /


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The RAC estimates that a typical repair bill for a family car with damage worse than a puncture from a pothole is £590.

From BBC

In Mumbai, the financial capital, citizens staged a rare protest against worsening pothole problem, as clogged sewage lines dumped garbage onto flooded roads during the extended monsoon.

From BBC

There are times when I’m intentionally maneuvering to avoid debris or a pothole, but the system assumes it’s an error and aggressively pulls me back, which feels more disruptive than helpful.

From The Wall Street Journal

Putin uses his hours-long TV marathon both as a forum for fiery foreign policy statements and to offer up all sorts of advice on love and family matters, recite poetry or promise to fix potholes.

From Barron's

From the driver’s seat, every pothole looked like the mouth of financial hell.

From The Wall Street Journal