aisle

/aɪl/

nounaisle

Remember: the “s” is silent—an aISLe is a path you waLK down (aisle rhymes with “mile”).

Yes, it's aisle. The tricky part is the silent “s”: spell it a-i-s-l-e, but say /aɪl/.

Definition

  1. nouna passage between rows of seats (as in a theater, airplane, or church) or between shelves (as in a store).

Examples

  • “We walked down the aisle to find our seats in the theater.”
  • “Please keep your cart to the side so others can pass in the aisle.”
  • “The cereal is on the next aisle over, near the endcap.”

Synonyms

passagewaycorridorwalkwaygangway

Antonyms

dead end

Translations

ES pasilloPT corredor (de loja); corredor (entre fileiras)FR allée

Common misspellings

ileisleailaiselaisle aislle

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