once he finds some dry wood
They call him mom because he protects them
SpongeBob has 29 holes with his pants on, 40 holes with his pants off.
The holes in a belt are commonly referred to as "belt holes" or "adjustment holes." These holes allow for the adjustment of the belt's tightness to fit different waist sizes. They are typically spaced evenly along the length of the belt, providing flexibility in sizing.
The holes on your sneakers are called 'eyes'
do you mean in what part of the holes? if that's what you meant i think they lived in the cool shadowed areas
Castle loop holes are narrow vertical slits in the castle wall that allowed bowmen to shoot arrows at the enemy while making it difficult for the enemy to shoot into the castle.
5 holes in a slider
what is the commen size of murder holes in centimeters ?
Murder holes, tall towers, arrow holes, and thick walls.
The fortification of the castle is good; there are no holes in the walls.
Arrow loops are slits in a castle wall to fire arrows out of.
castles were used for defence and it protected the people inside the castle an example of a defensive castle would be carrickfergus castle. Major defence points were portcullis, murder holes, arrow slits ect.
spiral stair cases and arrow holes a keep e.x.t
It has a portcullis and murder holes as defensive features. The murder holes were used to throw nasty things like waste and dead people down from to stop or injure any enemies from entering the castle.
They call him mom because he protects them
Because the earth is protected from very harmful sun rays to life,and also protects us from asteroids,the holes in the ozone make us vulnerable.
"Machiolations" is the correct term for small holes in the wall or walkway on top of a castle or other defensive structure, which projects out slightly from the wall, to allow defenders to drop rocks onto anyone trying to climb the walls. The term can also be used for holes in the roof of an archway entering the castle gate, for pouring boiling liquid onto attackers or similar things. Such holes are also commonly called "murder-holes" as a result.