A narrow way between hedges or banks; a narrow road or street between houses or walls; a bye-way. blind lane, †turn-again lane: a cul-de-sac (see…

A narrow lane or alley; a narrow passage. In early use also: a place where two or more roads meet or where a road forks. Cf. twitchel, n.1

A narrow lane or alley; a narrow passage between walls or hedges. In early use also probably: a place where a road (or stream) forks. Cf. twitchen, n.

= loan, n.2 1 †free loaning: a right of way.

A lane, a by-road.

(See quot. 1440) rare.

A narrow lane, alley, or passage. Obsolete.

= loaning, n.1

local. A narrow roadway or passage.

A narrow lane or passage.

A lane; spec. a blind alley, a cul-de-sac; a narrow grass path; a private lane or path. Cf. lokeway, n.

A narrow lane or alley; a narrow passage between walls or hedges.

A lane, a narrow road; also transferred an opening in a crowd. (Used only when Irish subjects are referred to.)

In northern Chinese cities: a narrow side-street, an alley.