Definitions
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. a contraction of cul-de-sac.
WordNet 3.0
- n. a passage with access only at one end
Examples
“All they have to do is reject such allegations, leaving us nowhere except in a name calling cul-de-sac.”
“Canvassing lists should be sorted by side of street in cul-de-sac or one-way road situations; and climbing numbers when you are making a loop.”
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“Whoa, was that commentary written by a nine year old girl, or an aspiring PhD in cultural studies?”
“We should note that the u in Latin culīna and derivatives is short.”
“One-way streets intersect with two-way streets, dead-ending in cul-de-sacs that turn around into glorietas, - traffic circles going nowhere.”
“Q: What does the French word 'cul-de-sac' mean in English?”
“So now, whenever see the term cul de sac, I think of ass sack.”
“By the bye, this is a pleasant corruption of white-a-se, the translation of their French name cul-blanc, taken from their colour for they are actually white towards the tail.”
“However, another theory holds that fertilization may also occur outside the tube, in an area at the back of the uterus called the cul de sac, or “Pouch of Douglas.””
“Nearly got a stroke of the sun, Tom -- what Whiffle would call a cul de sac by taking off my chapeau in my poetical frenzy so shove on.”
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