noun
- the formation of potholes in a road surface due to wear and water damage
- the sport or hobby of exploring underground caves and passages
Usage: chiefly British
verb
- to explore underground caves and passages as a sport or hobby
- to develop potholes; to become marked by potholes
Usage: chiefly British
Examples
- The city has been dealing with extensive potholing on Main Street after the harsh winter.
- Heavy rain and freeze-thaw cycles accelerate potholing on asphalt roads.
- She spent her weekend potholing in the caves of Yorkshire.
- The team went potholing to explore the underground limestone formations.
- The road is potholing badly and needs immediate repair.
- Potholing can cause serious damage to vehicle suspensions and tires.