/ˈaɪl/ or /ˈaɪl/ (UK) or /ˈaɪl/ (US)

Definitions

1. noun

A passage or corridor in a building, especially one in a store or supermarket leading to shelves with merchandise.

“The store had a long aisle dedicated to electronics.”

2. verb

To move or guide something, especially a person or group, through a space or area.

“The usher will aisle you to your seat.”

3. noun

In a legislative assembly, a division of a chamber, especially one used for voting or debate.

“The senator spoke from the aisle of the Senate chamber.”