spyhole
/ˈspʌɪhəʊl
/noun British
A peephole, especially one in a door for observing callers before opening.Ms Lomax looked through a spyhole in her front door and, seeing the figure in Halloween costume, decided not to open it....
- We find a locked door, with a little spyhole, and ring a bell.
- The door will be equipped with a spyhole and strong locks.
Rhymes
- blow-dryer
- blower
- blowfish
- blowfly
- blowgun
- blowhard
- blowhole
- blow hot and cold
- blowie
- blow in
- blowing-up
- blow job
- Blow, John
- blowlamp
- blown
- blown-up
- blow off
- blow off steam
- blow one's nose
- blow one's (own) trumpet
- blow one's top (or lid or stack)
- blow (or clear) away the cobwebs
- blow (or toot) one's own horn
- blow out
- blowout