full of holes



full of holes

Fig. [of an argument or plan] that cannot stand up to challenge or scrutiny. (See also not hold water; pick holes in something) Your argument is full of holes. This plan is full of holes and won't work.
See also: full, hole, of

full of holes

including many faults Experts say the scientists' research is full of holes and unrealistic assumptions. Their stories are so full of holes that anyone who knows the facts can see right through them.
See also: full, hole, of

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Saxa-Ancient Germanic
Papa-Polynesian Mythology
Henrykahen-RI-kahPolish
Solvig-Swedish
Homer['həumə]
Bennie['beni]