Course
Hallway
Hallway noun - A typically long narrow way connecting parts of a building.
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Synonyms for Hallway
Course and hallway are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Course" instead a noun "Hallway".
Nearby Word: hall
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The course includes many of the mobile classics listed in the trope description (giant rolling ball, stairs that become slides, laser hallway, pit traps) as well as a few local specials.
Source: Death Course -
Clueless did this, to show how bloody spoiled the main characters are that they talk on cell instead of walking down the hallway (of course, it was made before cell phones became ubiquitous).
Source: Short-Distance Phone Call - And the sequel, of course, brings us the Spitter - so woe betide any foursome that gets charged in a narrow hallway while a Spitter's nearby.
Source: Cycle of Hurting
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