TUNNEL | • tunnel n. An underground or underwater passage. • tunnel n. A passage through or under some obstacle. • tunnel n. A hole in the ground made by an animal, a burrow. |
TUNNELS | • tunnels n. Plural of tunnel. • TUNNEL v. to dig a tunnel. |
TUNNELED | • tunneled v. (US) simple past tense and past participle of tunnel. • TUNNEL v. to dig a tunnel. |
TUNNELER | • tunneler n. One who makes tunnels. • tunneler n. A device for making tunnels. • TUNNELER n. one who tunnels, also TUNNELLER. |
TUNNELERS | • tunnelers n. Plural of tunneler. • TUNNELER n. one who tunnels, also TUNNELLER. |
TUNNELING | • tunneling n. The act of burrowing a tunnel. • tunneling n. The practice of exploring tunnel. • tunneling n. (Physics) The quantum mechanical passing of a particle through an energy barrier. |
TUNNELLED | • tunnelled v. Simple past tense and past participle of tunnel. • TUNNEL v. to dig a tunnel. |
TUNNELLER | • tunneller n. (British spelling) Alternative form of tunneler. • TUNNELLER n. one who tunnels, also TUNNELER. |
POLYTUNNEL | • polytunnel n. A tunnel made of polyethylene, used to grow plants that require a higher temperature and/or humidity… • POLYTUNNEL n. plastic sheeting stretched over rows of plants as protection from the weather. |
TUNNELINGS | • tunnelings n. Plural of tunneling. • TUNNELING n. the act of making a tunnel. |
TUNNELLERS | • tunnellers n. Plural of tunneller. • TUNNELLER n. one who tunnels, also TUNNELER. |
TUNNELLIKE | • tunnellike adj. Resembling a tunnel. • TUNNELLIKE adj. like a tunnel. |
TUNNELLING | • tunnelling v. Present participle of tunnel. • tunnelling n. Alternative form of tunneling. • TUNNELLING n. the act of tunnelling. |
POLYTUNNELS | • polytunnels n. Plural of polytunnel. • POLYTUNNEL n. plastic sheeting stretched over rows of plants as protection from the weather. |
TUNNELLINGS | • tunnellings n. Plural of tunnelling. • TUNNELLING n. the act of tunnelling. |
MICROTUNNELLING | • MICROTUNNELLING n. a technique used in laying underground pipes, etc., in which miniature boring machines excavate the required channel without breaking or damaging the road surface. |