narrow and cramped; small in width

the measurement of something from side to side; breadth

limited in space; cramped; restricted in size

literally 'the road is narrow for enemies'; used to describe a situation where rivals or people who dislike each other happen to meet unexpectedly and cannot avoid one another

narrow-minded; intolerant; unable to easily let go of things that do not go one's way

narrow; cramped; small in width or physical space

To plan with plenty of leeway but use resources strictly and economically; to allow room for error in a budget or schedule while practicing thrift in-the-moment frugality.

(regional) confining; stifling; cramped

a condition in which the heart's mitral valve opening is narrowed, restricting blood flow from the left atrium to the left ventricle

(linguistics) designating a vowel sound produced with the tongue positioned halfway between open and mid

tapered and narrow; pointy

narrow-minded; petty; ungenerous; refers to a person having a limited outlook or being overly concerned with trivial matters

narrow alley; narrow lane; narrow street

A physical strip or band that is narrow

narrow gap; small clearance space

railway track where the distance between the rails is less than the international standard of 143.5 centimeters

a narrow door or entrance

The rarest rhyme in poetry with very few available characters; a difficult rhyme category in classical Chinese verse.

A frequency range with a limited range of frequencies, used in telecommunications to describe a transmission rate lower than 64 kbps (Mainland China term: [[窄带|窄帶|zhai3 dai4]])

narrow; cramped; lacking in space

Describes a person who is small-minded or has a petty, intolerant disposition