Corridor

noun

1. The castle or house of a medieval king or noble
2. The chief living room in such a structure
3. The manor house of a landed proprietor
4. A large usually imposing building for public or semipublic purposes
5. A college or a division of a college at some universities
6. The entrance room of a building lobby
7. A corridor or passage in a building
8. A large room for assembly auditorium
9. A place used for public entertainment

biographical name

1. Charles Francis 1821–1871 American arctic explorer

biographical name

1. Charles Martin 1863–1914 American chemist and manufacturer

biographical name

1. G(ranville) Stanley 1844–1924 American psychologist and educator

biographical name

1. James Norman 1887–1951 American novelist

biographical name

1. Jeffrey C(onnor) 1945–     American biologist

biographical name

1. John L(ewis) 1934–     American physicist

noun

1. A potential difference observed between the edges of a conducting strip carrying a longitudinal current when placed in a magnetic field perpendicular to the plane of the strip

noun phrase

1. A structure housing memorials to famous or illustrious individuals usually chosen by a group of electors
2. A group of individuals in a particular category (such as a sport) who have been selected as particularly illustrious

noun

1. A student who watches the hallways for bad behavior