wormhole
/ˈwɜrhmhoʊl/Definitions
1. noun
A hypothetical shortcut through spacetime, connecting two distant points in the universe, potentially allowing for faster-than-light travel.
“The scientist proposed the idea of using a stable wormhole as a means to explore the cosmos.”
2. noun
A narrow passageway or channel in a rock or soil, often used by small animals such as worms.
“The earthworm navigated through the underground wormhole in search of food.”