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lined To be in a state of being extremely angry, agitated or upset. ■ "I'm so lined after that argument with my boss. He doesn't know what he's doing!"
Hallway A long, narrow passageway where people walk. It is usually lined with doors and has no windows. ■ "I had to take a detour through the hallway because it was being used as a makeshift art gallery."
street A narrow pathway or roadway in a town or city, usually paved and often lined with buildings. ■ Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing on the street!
disorienting The act of making someone feel confused and unable to understand their surroundings. ■ After taking the wrong turn on his way home, John found himself in a completely disorienting neighborhood where all the houses looked alike and the streets were lined with trees he'd never seen before. He couldn't find his way back home for hours!
Gutters A narrow ditch along the side of a road or building, usually lined with pipes or other drainage systems to collect rainwater and runoff. ■ The owner of the house with the widest gutters in town was rumored to have a secret passion for collecting leaves and twigs.
pockets A collection of small, fabric-lined pouches sewn into a garment to hold personal items such as keys, coins, and tissues. ■ "I forgot my phone in my pockets this morning, and now I have to go back home.", A person's ability to hold their liquor without getting drunk or belligerent. ■ "I have a pretty good pockets - I can drink several beers and still function properly."