smeuse
English
Noun
smeuse (plural smeuses)
- A hole made in a hedge by the passing of a hare or other animal.
- 1878, Edward Pennell-Elmhirst, The hunting countries of England, a guide, by Brooksby (page 57)
- There is usually a comfortable hole in one corner, which the old hands know as readily as a hare does a smeuse.
- 1927, Nicholas Everitt, Ernest Ivens Watson, Shots from a lawyer's gun (page 311)
- A few spots of Renardine dropped in a smeuse or gateway will prevent hares passing through. Gate netting and snaring are impossible where this is done.
- 1878, Edward Pennell-Elmhirst, The hunting countries of England, a guide, by Brooksby (page 57)