What is another word for kettle hole?
Pronunciation: [kˈɛtə͡l hˈə͡ʊl] (IPA) 
Kettle hole is a geological term used to refer to depressions that are formed when blocks of ice get buried or left behind by a receding glacier. Some synonyms for kettle hole include kettle, ice hole, kettle lake and potholes. Kettles can come in varying shapes and sizes and can either be open or closed, and are often found in groups. They are usually filled with water, and can create small ecosystems within them which are home to a diverse range of aquatic flora and fauna. Kettle holes are also significant not only for their natural beauty but also for the valuable insights they offer into the earth's geological history.
