snicket UK
ˈsnɪkɪt
See also: alley (US)
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Definition of snicket - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
northern passageRareUKnarrow passage or alley in Northern EnglandRareUK
  • We walked through the snicket to reach the park.
alleyway passageway
2.
pathwayRareUKpassageway between walls or fencesRareUK
  • The snicket led us to the garden.
alley passage pathway
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Origin of snicket

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Examples of snicket in a sentence

  • Children often play in the snicket after school.
  • We discovered a hidden snicket behind the old church.
  • The children often played in the snicket after school.

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  1. French:ruelle, passage, ...
  2. German:Durchgang, Schleichweg, ...
  3. Italian:vicolo, passaggio, ...
  4. Spanish:callejón, pasadizo, ...
  5. Portuguese:passagem, ...
  6. Chinese:小巷, 小路, ...
  7. Japanese:小道, スニケット, ...
  8. Arabic:زقاق ضيق, ممر, ...
  9. Hebrew:סְמָטָה, שְׁבִילוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:переулок, тропинка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вузький провулок, стежка, ...
  12. Hindi:संकरी गली, स्निकेट, ...
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