Johnson hole

English

Named, for its size, after Jack Johnson (1878-1946), the world heavyweight boxing champion until 1915.

Johnson hole (plural Johnson holes)

(military slang, now historical) A large shell crater during the First World War.
- 1937, David Jones, In Parenthesis, Part 3:
  And to his immediate front, below the shelving ramp, a circular calm water graced the deep of a Johnson hole […]
- 2005, Gordon Williams, British Theatre in the Great War, page 196:
  A running joke is the supposed general who has fallen into a Johnson hole, and Bert's anxiety about whether he should ‘let him drift or fish 'im out’.

单词	Johnson hole
释义	Johnson hole English Alternative forms Jack Johnson hole Etymology Named, for its size, after Jack Johnson (1878-1946), the world heavyweight boxing champion until 1915. Noun Johnson hole (plural Johnson holes) (military slang, now historical) A large shell crater during the First World War. 1937, David Jones, In Parenthesis, Part 3: And to his immediate front, below the shelving ramp, a circular calm water graced the deep of a Johnson hole […] 2005, Gordon Williams, British Theatre in the Great War, page 196: A running joke is the supposed general who has fallen into a Johnson hole, and Bert's anxiety about whether he should ‘let him drift or fish 'im out’.
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