IPA: /ˈtʃʌkˌhoʊl/
KK: /ˈtʃʌkˌhoʊl/
A hole or deep rut in a road that can cause damage to vehicles.
Be careful while driving; there are several chuckholes on this road.
The word 'chuckhole' originates from American English, where 'chuck' (meaning to throw or toss) and 'hole' (meaning an opening or cavity) combine to describe a hole that one might throw something into or a hole that causes a jolt when driving over it. It refers to a depression or pothole in a road.
Think of 'throwing' something ('chuck') into a 'hole' — that's why a chuckhole is a hole in the road that can jolt your vehicle.