noun. undefined

noun. A narrow country road.

noun. A narrow way or passage between walls, hedges, or fences.

noun. A narrow passage, course, or track, especially.

noun. A prescribed course for ships or aircraft.

noun. A strip delineated on a street or highway to accommodate a single line of vehicles.

noun. One of a set of parallel courses marking the bounds for contestants in a race, especially in swimming or track.

noun. A wood-surfaced passageway or alley along which a bowling ball is rolled.

noun. An unmarked lengthwise area of a playing field or ice rink viewed as the main playing area for a particular position, such as a wing in soccer.

noun. The rectangular area marked on a court from the end line to the foul line.

noun. A narrow way or passage; a path or passageway between inclosing lines, as of buildings, hedges, fences, trees, or persons; an extended alley.

noun. A narrow and well-defined track; a fixed or defined line of passage, as a navigable opening between fields of ice, a fixed course at sea, etc.

noun. The throat: more usually called the red lane.

A dialectal (Scotch) form of lone, for alone.

ourselves, yourselves, themselves alone. These usages arose by corruption from the older expressions me lane, him lane.

noun. In sprint-races, the space between cords, strung about 18 inches apart, which mark the straight courses of the competitors. The cords are hold by iron stakes, about two feet in height, driven into the ground.

noun. A Middle English form of loan.

adjective. Alone.

adjective. by himself; himself alone.

noun. A passageway between fences or hedges which is not traveled as a highroad; an alley between buildings; a narrow way among trees, rocks, and other natural obstructions; hence, in a general sense, a narrow passageway.

noun. A narrow passageway between fences, walls, hedges or trees

noun. A lengthwise division of roadway intended for a single line of vehicles

noun. A similar division of a racetrack to keep runners apart

noun. A course designated for ships or aircraft

noun. a well-defined track or path; for e.g. swimmers or lines of traffic

noun. a narrow way or road

"III. i.38 (51,2) And turn pre-ordinance and first decree/Into the lane of children] I do not veil understand what is meant by the _lane_ of children."

a blind lane  alley  alleyway  bunnyrun  gennel  

way  

Alane  Aquitaine  Ayn  Bahrain  Biscayne  

alley  avenue  channel  corridor  courtyard  

Autobahn  US highway  access  air lane  air line  

lanes  laning