angiports
angiports is the plural of angiport.
Meaning of angiport
Noun
angiport (plural angiports)
- A narrow road passing between two houses or a row of houses, or an alley leading to a single house.
- "Here we are," said the artist of coffins, the last master of mortal ceremonies; "we are now near home, keep close to me through this passage, or you may miss me in the dark—we turn, mind you, to the left, along the river:" and darting down the “angiport,” he led the way to his retired abode.1841, Charles Whitehead, “The Coffin-Maker of Drogheda”, in The Library of Fiction: Or, Family Story-teller, page 246
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- Angiports is the plural of angiport.
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