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alley

[al-ee] / ˈæl i /


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We go out the back gate to the alley and then into the patio next door, decked out with oversized outdoor furniture and a firepit.

From Literature

Babs points down the alley, the opposite way we came in.

From Literature

Today, one of the biggest tourist attractions is its medieval Jewish neighborhood, which looks like a storybook village in the photographs, with its stone buildings and winding alleys.

From Literature

Deeney pointed out that a stretch of more than 200 petrochemical plants involved in plastic production in the US state of Louisiana is known as "cancer alley".

From Barron's

Neurotypical people are rolling a bowling ball down an alley.

From The Wall Street Journal