Narrow road

noun

1. A narrow passageway between fences or hedges
2. An ocean route used by or prescribed for ships
3. A strip of roadway for a single line of vehicles
4. Air lane
5. Any of several parallel courses on a track or swimming pool in which a competitor must stay during a race
6. An unmarked lengthwise division of a playing area which defines the playing zone of a particular player
7. A narrow hardwood surface having pins at one end and a gutter along each side that is used in bowling
8. Free throw lane

biographical name

1. Edward William 1801–1876 English orientalist

noun

1. A path customarily followed by airplanes

noun

1. A traffic lane intended for vehicles traveling at higher speeds
2. A way of life marked by a fast pace and usually the pursuit of immediate gratification
3. Fast track

noun

1. A 12- or 16-foot-wide lane on a basketball court that extends from underneath the goal to a line 15 feet in front of the backboard and that players may not enter during a free throw

noun

1. An imaginary path through the nostalgically remembered past

noun

1. An established sea route

noun

1. An area along the side of a highway where vehicles are able to stop for an emergency

noun

1. An area in a store (such as a supermarket) where customers form a line that lets them pay for the things they are buying more quickly than other lanes

   "Customers with fewer than 12 items can use the express lane."