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wormhole

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wormhole
1. a hole made by a worm in timber, plants, etc.
2. Physics a tunnel in the geometry of space--time postulated to connect different parts of the universe
wormhole, bore hole
A hole or tunnel of any size in wood caused by worms.
wormhole - back door
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He teams up with Lady Christina (Michelle Ryan, once again proving she's so much posher than Zoe in EastEnders) on a London bus, which whizzes through through a wormhole to a desert-like planet and lots of nasty aliens.
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The cloaking version of a wormhole allows for an invisible tunnel between two points in space through which electromagnetic waves can be transmitted.
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