grommet (rarely gromet) /gromˈit/ or grummet /grumˈit/

1. A ring of rope or metal
2. A rubber or plastic washer to protect or insulate electrical wire passing through a hole
3. A metal ring lining an eyelet
4. An eyelet
5. A hole edged with rope
6. A washer of hemp and red-lead putty, paint or some other substance
7. (usu grommet) a small tube passed through the eardrum to drain the middle ear (medicine)
8. A ring of stiffener inside a (esp novice) seaman's or serviceman's cap
9. (grommet) a young or novice surfer or skateboarder (slang)

grummˈet-hole noun

grummet² /grumˈit/ (historical)

A cabin-boy

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