non-corridor
English
Etymology
From non- + corridor
Adjective
non-corridor (not comparable)
- Not of or relating to a corridor.
- (rail transport, dated) Of a train or railway coach, not having a corridor running the length of the coach providing access to the passenger compartments; each compartment would have an outside door on each side.
- No non-corridor coaching stock remains in normal service.
- 1961 March, “Motive Power Miscellany”, in Trains Illustrated, page 180:
- Because of the transfer of some multiple-units to the Great Eastern line to make good the latter's deficiency in North-East London since the troubles with G.E.C. electrical equipment, a number of local services on the Manchester-Crewe line have lately been worked with locomotive-hauled non-corridor stock of G.E. Line origin.
Alternative forms
- noncorridor
References
- “non-corridor” in Lexico, Dictionary.com; Oxford University Press.