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aisle
a lateral division in a church flanking the nave or chancel

aisle [īl]
(architecture)
A passageway between or alongside blocks of seats, as in an auditorium.
One of the parts of a basilica which are located at the sides of the nave, with each aisle separated from it by a row of columns.

aisle
1. A longitudinal passage between sections of seats in an auditorium or church.
2. In a church, the space flanking and parallel to the nave; usually separated from it by columns, intended primarily for circulation but sometimes containing seats.


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Even if you have to go to the airport to pick up the tickets an aisle seat is MOST important on those long flights.
I especially don't like when very overweight flight attendants hit every aisle seat on their pinball trek down the plane aisle," said another passenger.
I specifically asked for this aisle seat, the recline mechanism seems to be working and I am perfectly comfortable here.
 
 
 
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