knothole

She knew that he had seen them before, through the knothole in the wall.

I saw it all through a knothole in the wood.

He felt they were being watched through a knothole in old boards.

It was coming from a knothole of a small timber door set into the rock.

He peered through a knothole and saw movement, but not enough to figure out what was going on.

She stood and stalked to a large knothole in the wall.

I chipped out three other knotholes to let fresh air in.

The knothole was too high for her to reach inside and search thoroughly.

What he had seen as knotholes were something else.

I mean, most are so hard up, they'll stick it in a knothole to get relief.

The rope went out through a knothole in the back of the sturdy little building.

She moved quickly to a knothole and looked through.

It was not the most logical chain of thought, but pretty good when all you've got to think with are knotholes.

There's a knothole that I've used over the years as a treasure chest.

At the end of the dining room, next to the wall, was a knothole that had fallen out long ago.

"Women have been pulled through more knotholes with people questioning their abilities," she said.

The tiny hole in the center of the knothole was perfectly round.

You might as well try to drag a washing machine through a knothole.

In a nearby maple tree, she noticed a large knothole.

And you haven't even looked through the knothole,' said Nanny.

He looked like he'd been dragged through a knothole.

In time he worked a knot loose, stopped and peered through the knothole.

He pulled it and aimed at the knothole again.

- as if they had been dragged through a knothole backward.

Through a knothole, Joe could make out one man's legs, scarcely inches away.