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holt

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holt  (hlt)
n. Archaic
A wood or grove; a copse.

[Middle English, from Old English.]

holt
Noun
the lair of an otter [from hold2]


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Holt had had "trouble with his wife," from whom he had parted a year before.
And I had to have half a dozen drinks with Pete Holt there and then to seal our agreement.
Thomas Holt to go with me," said Miss Cornelia complacently.
 
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