Waterhole (noun)

A place where water is found, especially in a dry area, where animals and people can come to drink.

Origin:

Derived from the words 'water' and 'hole' meaning a hole containing water.

Examples:

1. The waterhole was a lifeline for the animals in the dry and arid savanna.
2. The waterhole was a busy place, with many different species of animals coming to drink and socialize.
3. The waterhole was a source of conflict, as animals often had to compete for access to the precious water.
4. The waterhole was a beautiful place, surrounded by tall grasses and acacia trees.
5. The waterhole was a place of peace and harmony, as animals of different sizes and species drank together in the cool shade.