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n. A way by which one can pass; a road; a route.
Usage examples of "passway".
Orders passed out of earshot, up the passway and onto a transpeaker system.
He broke into a run again, leading up the passway toward the drop shaft.
He swept an elegant but muscular hand into the passway, and reluctantly she stepped out beside him.
Corey in the crowded passway just before the special afternoon session.
The radiant domes and illuminated towers bathed them in brightness as a flowbelt took their group along a central passway toward the Palace of Celebration.
He was bone tired and at least partially lost, still trying to find a passway bearing directly west toward home.
On the other side of the river is a road that has been there as some form of passway since the time of elk and buffalo, both long since extinguished.
The passway was full of rocks and went tacking up the mountain and we crossed the creek a dozen times.
They cannot see ten feet beyond the passway, and they invent ambush from every fall of limb or call of bird and I have had to threaten to severely penalize any man who fires indiscriminately.
The passway lay narrow and slick underfoot, and his best idea for navigation was to keep the creek within hearing to his left and not climb any ridges to the right.
The passway across the ridge crest bent around the face and went on forever into the north, a thin wavering line that had carried trade and war as long as there had been people to walk it.
He was conscious of her, bolt upright and motionless as a scared cat, on the bench as he crossed through the yard again, down the blue tunnel of passway, and out to Rue Burgundy.
He knew that as she slipped from him and fled up the passway to Rue Burgundy through the gathering dusk.
He could probably make it to the far end of the gallery, drop the twelve feet or so down to the yard, make it through the passway and out to Rue Burgundy before the Lieutenant could follow.
He and Hannibal were having supper outside the open doors of the kitchen when Shaw appeared in the passway and loafed across the yard to them, spitting to bacco as he came.