A narrow passage
A narrow pass, passage or street
A narrow road or path, especially between walls or hedges
A street, especially in a rural area, that is lined with trees
A road, especially a country road
A narrow street or alley
A narrow road, especially in a rural area
A path, especially one lined with trees
A narrow, winding road
A path or track
To lead or guide, as a horse
A narrow road, especially in a rural area
A narrow way
A path or track
A street, especially in a rural area, or a country road
A narrow roadway
A narrow roadway
A road, especially a country road
A path or track
A long, narrow waterway, such as a fairway
A narrow road or path, especially one between terraced houses
Street
A narrow roadway, especially in a rural area
A path or track
A narrow way
A narrow road
A narrow way
A narrow, typically wooded, path or track
A path or track
A lane
A narrow way, such as between two rows of houses or trees
A narrow road, especially in a rural area
A street, especially in a rural area
A narrow roadway, especially in a rural area
An urban street without through access to the main road
A narrow road or path, especially one in a rural area or in a built-up area that is typically only wide enough to allow foot passengers to travel on
A path
A road, especially a country road, especially in the United States
A narrow roadway, especially one in a residential area
A narrow passage
A path or track, especially in a garden or park
A narrow road, especially in a rural area
An urban street without houses on one or both sides
A narrow roadway
A narrow roadway
A narrow pass, especially between two hills
A country lane
An entertainment venue ( theater, music hall, etc ) in London, or the street on which such a venue is located
A back street
A narrow passage, such as a lane in a forest
A path
Please provide a concise definition for the meaning of the word "lane" in the following sentence: d, stood the Citty Waytes, which not a little refreshed my wearines with toyling thorow so narrow a "lane" as the people left me: such Waytes (under Benedicite be it spoken) fewe Citties in our Realme hae
A street, especially in London, characterized by a specific function or the residences of a particular group of people, such as actors or lawyers
An alley
A path or track, especially in a rural area
A street, especially in London, characterized by a row of trees along its sides
A narrow passage between buildings
A narrow passage, as in a strait
A narrow roadway
Please provide a concise definition for the meaning of the word "lane" in the following sentence:  Of magi, augurs, senators and slaves, Paphians and vestals, through the marble streets, From dusky "lanes" and sculptured palaces, Temple and forum and Cimmerian den, Outpoured in pageantry or squalid drab, To make the mightiest city of the earth
A narrow passage between two rows of people or things
A street, especially in a rural area, or a row of houses
A narrow road
A narrow roadway, especially in a rural area
A narrow passage
A narrow road or path, especially in a rural area
A narrow roadway
A road, especially a country road that is narrow and winding
A narrow path, typically one lined with trees, in the grounds of a park or garden
A path or track, especially in a rural area
A narrow street, especially in a residential area
A narrow way, as a road
A narrow roadway
A track or furrow left by the wheels of a cart or other vehicle, or by a person's feet
A narrow way
A narrow road or path, especially in a rural area
A path or track, especially in a rural area
A narrow roadway, especially in a rural area
A narrow roadway, especially in a rural area
A narrow way
An alley
A driveway
A narrow road or path, especially one between walls or hedges
An urban street without through access, generally with houses on one or both sides
A space between two rows of people or things
A theatre
A division of a road marked off with painted lines
A narrow road, especially in a rural area, often lined with trees, bushes, fences, etc
A conveyor belt in a supermarket
A narrow road, especially in a residential area
A narrow street
A division of a road marked off with painted lines, for use by single lines of traffic in either direction
The break between the lanes of a two-lane road
A path, track, or road, especially a narrow one
A street, especially in a residential area
Of or relating to a road
The space between the foul lines of a basketball court
A division of a highway reserved for a particular class of vehicles
A traffic lane
A street, especially in a rural area, that is lined with trees or has a narrow, winding shape
A narrow road or path, especially in a garden or park
A road or portion of a road, especially one of several running parallel to each other
A division of a highway consisting of one or more lanes of traffic in each direction of travel, usually separated by dividers or medians
Any narrow street or alley
A narrow path or track
A place of assignation for sexual intercourse
Used in names of places or streets that are or were formerly associated with bunnies or rabbits, especially in children's use
A driveway
A division of a road marked off with painted lines, for use by either pedestrians or vehicles
A lane
Each of two or more parallel tracks on a road, especially a motorway, for vehicles to share in opposite directions
A division of a road reserved for single direction traffic
A road, especially a country road, or the width of such a road
A checkout stand in a supermarket
A trade route
A narrow road, especially in a rural area
A traffic lane
A division of a highway with traffic moving in one direction
The hard strip of asphalt or clay between the walls of a racetrack
A road, especially a narrow one in a rural area
A narrow roadway, especially in a rural area
A narrow roadway
A path
A road, especially a narrow one
A street, especially in a communist country, named after Vladimir Lenin
An alley
A traffic lane
The roadway in a rural area, especially when narrow and with trees or hedgerows either side
A narrow road, especially in a rural area
A street, especially in a residential area, which is named as if it were a country lane
A division of a road marked off with paint or a kerb, intended for use by a particular class of road user
A narrow way
Any narrow road or path, especially one lined with trees
A narrow road, especially in a rural area
A road, especially a narrow one in a rural area
A narrow street, especially in an older area or in a country, that is typically flanked by buildings and/or trees and has limited space for manoeuvring
A division of a road marked off with painted lines and intended to separate single lines of traffic according to speed or direction
A road, especially in a residential area
A road, especially a country road or a narrow road in an urban area
A street, especially in the United Kingdom
A road, especially a country road
A route regularly used by ships or aircraft
A road or track, especially one at the side of a field or in a woodland area
A lane of traffic on a divided highway
A division of a road marked off with painted lines and intended to separate single lines of traffic according to speed or direction
A road, especially in a rural area or a housing subdivision
A division of a road marked off by painted lines, or by gutters or central division
A traffic lane
A narrow roadway, especially in a residential area
A narrow road, especially in a rural area
A narrow road, especially in a village
A field of activity
A road, especially a narrow one in a rural area
One's assigned place in a competition, such as a race or a relay
A narrow passage, such as one between islands
A path in a park or garden
A path or track, especially one that is narrow or winding
A traffic lane
A narrow way
A section of a highway
A narrow road or path, especially between two walls or hedges
A division of a racetrack, marked off from the others by a barrier
A conveyor belt in a supermarket
A narrow road
A narrow road, especially in a rural area
A dark lane in a spiral galaxy
A path or track, especially in a school for the deaf and blind
A division of a highway, such as a road or motorway, designed for use in one direction only, usually indicated with paint or road markings
