murder-hole

the old castle had a small murder-hole above the main gate.

medieval fortifications often featured a murder-hole to defend against attackers.

he pointed out the murder-hole, a strategic defensive feature.

the murder-hole allowed defenders to pour boiling oil on enemies below.

archaeologists discovered a previously unknown murder-hole in the tower.

the design included a cleverly concealed murder-hole for added security.

they studied the murder-hole's construction and purpose meticulously.

the murder-hole provided a crucial advantage in castle defense.

the murder-hole's location was carefully chosen for maximum impact.

historical records mention the use of murder-holes in several battles.

the murder-hole served as a deadly trap for anyone attempting to breach the gate.