The term 'Hole-Making Bug' is a reference to the insect known as a BORER, which is a type of beetle that is capable of creating holes in wood and other materials. Borers are usually found in dead or decaying wood, and they can cause significant damage to trees and other wooden structures. They are also known to attack crops, such as corn, potatoes, and other vegetables. Borers are typically identified by their long, cylindrical bodies and their hard, shiny shells.