lane

4 letters in word "lane": A E L N.

Anagrams of lane:

• elan

• lean

• neal

Words found within lane:

ae al ale an ane ea ean el en la lea na nae ne

• Definitions:
• a narrow way or road a well-defined track or path; for e.g. swimmers or lines of traffic
• The word lane has two meanings:#a portion of a paved road which is intended for a single line of vehicles and is marked by white or yellow lines. This article elaborates only on this meaning.#a narrow road, usually lacking a shoulder or a median. ...
• Lane is a lunar impact crater. It lies on the far side of the Moon, just to the west of the Ten Bruggencate crater. To the west of Lane is Perepelkin crater, and to the northwest lies Love crater.
• The painted area between the end line and the free-throw line near each basket, outside which players line up for free throws. Also known as the key, because in the early years it was key-shaped. It was twice widened to its present rectangular shape.
• a specific area in which the swimmer is assigned to swim (lane 1, lane 2, etc.)
• That part of a roadway designed for use by a single line of vehicles.
• The area of the pool where each swimmer competes during a race.
• The painted area from the end line under the basket to the free-throw line. (Offensive players can not be in the lane more than three seconds -- this is called a three second violation)
• A narrow, not necessarily navigable, crack in pack ice that may widen into a lead.
• A course or track, down the center of which, a survey vessel travels during a survey. A lane is delineated on either side by half the distance between the current and adjacent tracks. A common method of using sonar to perform search or survey operations is to set up a series of parallel lanes. ...
• Name usually associated with the 60-foot wooden surface extending from the foul line to the end of the pin deck.
• Small Alley
• The area running from the end line to the free-throw line and extending 12 feet across is called the lane. It's also known as the "paint".
• LAN Emulation (ATM) A way for legacy LAN MAC-layer protocols like Ethernet and token ring, and all higher-layer protocols and applications, to access work transparently across an ATM network. ...
• Any passage way or right-of-way, open from ground to sky, not constituting a street, but laid down upon a registered plan and dedicated to public use.
• An ATM forum standard providing for the support of native LAN protocols across an ATM network by emulating the MAC protocol. LANE defines a single Virtual LAN (VLAN) consisting of traditional LAN segments and an emulated LAN (ELAN) segment across the ATM network. ...
• also known as carpool lanes, HOV lanes are lanes reserved for vehicles with two or more occupants. Usually, the HOV lane is the designated far left lane of the freeway. HOV
• Short for LAN emulation. LANE is a protocol that allows existing networked applications and protocols to run over an ATM backbone. LANs are connectionless while ATM is a connection-oriented technology. ...
• A lane designated for exclusive use by high-occupancy vehicles (HOVs) for all or a portion of the day. An HOV lane may be on a freeway, roadway, arterial street, or in a separate right-of-way.
• A portion of a roadway, usually indicated by pavement markings, designated for travel by one line of vehicles.
• designed to provide access to dwelling units with little or no through traffic – usually a short branching street or a cul de sac –ADT 76 to 200.
• In gel electrophoresis, a lane is the section of a gel below one well. The gels we are using have six wells, so they have six corresponding lanes. When you look at a stained gel, all the bands in one lane came from the same sample of DNA loaded into one well.
• The entire playing surface, not including the gutters. A lane is 60 feet in length and 42 inches in width.
• Used to describe the playing area for bowling. It has a gutter down either side and the pins stand at the far end.

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