DCHP-1 Online
trunk-hole Nfld 
n. See quote.
- 1819 The header . . . takes it in his left hand, and with the right, draws out the liver which he throws through a hole into a cask under the table; next, the guts, which he throws through the trunk-hole in the floor of the stage into the sea.
- 1819 The header . . . takes it in his left hand, and with the right, draws out the liver which he throws through a hole into a cask under the table; next, the guts, which he throws through the trunk-hole in the floor of the stage into the sea.