Noun:

বান মাছের মতো দেখতে ছোটো সামুদ্রিক মাছ,

ginnel's Usage Examples:

Alleys and ginnels were also the product of the 1875 Public Health Act in the United Kingdom.

portmanteau of the words snicket, meaning a passageway between walls or fences, ginnel, a narrow passageway between or through buildings, and alleyway, a narrow.

Two arcades (a colloquial name for a alleyway or ginnel) open out on the square from the south.

Tony tried to bribe Jed with a sum of money in the ginnel which Jed accepted but he assured Tony that he wouldn't get rid of him that.

After seeing Peter arguing with Chloe Tipton in the ginnel, Ken invites her back to his house, where she lies that she and Peter are.

3-bedroom end or mid-terrace 4-bedroom mid-terrace with integral ginnel (or ginnels on 6 and 8 house terraces) for rear access Many examples are accompanied.

allow access from the road to the banks of the River Trent, even via a ginnel under part of one property.

of steps set into the side of the valley, which lead into a small narrow ginnel to permit passage along a public footpath.

) the dibble – refers to the police gaff – a residence, house or flat ginnel – an alleyway, especially when passing beneath a building madferit (Mad.

Jennel (an alley) is local to Sheffield: it is a variation on the word "ginnel", which is in full versions of the Oxford English Dictionary and is used.

(derived from breeches) kecks trousers/pants or underpants byat boat [1] ginnel a narrow passage byuts boots (wuk byuts / work boots) cack faeces (load.

Later, whilst drinking in her back yard, Sunita sees Karl running down the ginnel and follows him into the cellar of The Rovers, where she finds him setting.

In the ginnel later that week, Sophie and Chesney meet up with Cameron again and soon.