tunnel
/ˈtʌnəl/Definitions
1. noun
A passage, especially underground, through a mountain, hill, or other obstacle, for a road, railway, or canal.
“The train traveled through a long tunnel on its way to Paris.”
2. verb
To travel or move through a narrow passage, especially a tunnel.
“The hikers had to tunnel through the dense forest to reach the campsite.”
3. noun
A secret or hidden way, especially of doing something.
“The company used a tunnel of corruption to avoid paying taxes.”
4. noun
A narrow passage or channel, especially in the body, such as the tunnel of vision or the Eustachian tunnel.
“The doctor examined the patient’s Eustachian tunnel to diagnose the problem.”