make a hole
phrase used in the Navy, usually on a ship or submarine, said by one shipmate to tell other shipmate(s) to stand aside (and make a "hole") as they are in a legitimate hurry, such as when a shipmate is injured and is hurrying to medical
Make a hole! Injured shipmate coming through!
make a hole
What Seamen yell while carrying wounded children on a submarine.
"Make a hole" the Seaman yelled, carrying the wounded child. Everyone moved quickly aside for them.
Make a Hole
Used in the Navy usually on a submarine. When it's crowded and someone needs to get by because of an emergency.
"Make a hole" the Seaman yelled, carrying the wounded child. Everyone moved quickly aside for them.
Make holes in people
A nurse defining part of the job description. (Taking blood samples, giving shots, administering I.V., assisting in surgery, etc.)
"What do you do for a living?"
(RN): "I work at the hospital and make holes in people."
(RN): "I work at the hospital and make holes in people."