Passage is a term that can refer to many different types of paths or routes. A CANAL (5 letters) is a man-made waterway, often used for transportation. A GANGWAY (7 letters) is a bridge or ramp that provides access to a ship or other large vessel. A TEXT-barberry-yellow'>TOUR (4 letters) is a journey taken for pleasure or educational purposes. A GAP (3 letters) is an opening or break in a surface or solid object. An AVENUE (6 letters) is a wide street or road. A CITATION (8 letters) is a reference to a published or unpublished source. A TEXT (4 letters) is a written work, such as a book or article. A WAY (3 letters) is a route or path. A DUCT (4 letters) is a tube or CONDUIT for conveying air, gas, or liquid. A FLUE (4 letters) is a pipe or channel for conveying smoke or gases from a fireplace or furnace. An iter (4 letters) is a journey or passage. A TEXT-barberry-yellow'>LANE (4 letters) is a narrow road or path. A TEXT-barberry-yellow'>NASAL (5 letters) is a passage in the nose. An AISLE (5 letters) is a passageway between rows of seats or shelves. An ENTRY (5 letters) is a point of access or entrance. A PHRASE (6 letters) is a group of words expressing an idea. A CONDUIT (7 letters) is a tube or channel for conveying fluids. An EXCERPT (7 letters) is a passage taken from a longer work. TRANSIT (7 letters) is the act of passing through or across. A WALKWAY (7 letters) is a path or sidewalk for pedestrians. A VESTIBULE (9 letters) is an antechamber or entrance hall.