bleed hole

English

Alternative forms

Etymology

From bleed +‎ hole.

Noun

bleed hole (plural bleed holes)

  1. (mechanics) A small, purposeful opening found in objects (e.g. glass panes, metal plates, airplane windows, etc.) to equalise air pressure and prevent condensation and fogging.
    Synonym: breather hole
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