Corridor-y

when something is very much corridor.

"Boy, This tunnel sure is dark, mysterious and corridor-y!" —Nikki (camp camp)

Corridor-y by not cc_ but daniel November 28, 2020

corridor-y

When something is very corridor.
corridory

"Wow, this tunnel is very dark, mysterious and— and corridory" —Nikki (camp camp)

corridor-y.

corridor being, describing a corridor, or something similar.

corridor-y by not cc_ but daniel November 28, 2020

corridor class 

Standing or sitting in the sections between carriages on a busy train, 'cos all the seats are taken.
Usually on an unplanned long-distance trip, where the seats are all booked in advance.
About as far from first class as you can get without going outside the train.

After missing the train we'd booked seats on, we had to travel corridor class until we got to Birmingham.

corridor class by Blue Jack December 9, 2008

Throwing a sausage down a corridor

When a man penetrates a woman, her vagina is so wide that he doesn't touch the sides with his cock.

A girl with a bucket fanny has "sex" with a man with a slim jim. His cock doesn't touch the sides therefore he's throwing a sausage down a corridor.

Throwing a sausage down a corridor by McYak January 17, 2008

Corridor of Uncertainty 

1. A line in football exactly between the back line and the goalkeeper, usually roughly level with the six-yard-box. Any cross into the Corridor of Uncertainty will cause all sorts of panicky and comedy defending as neither goalie nor defence are sure to come or stay.

2. A line in cricket, when the ball pitches usually on a length, just outside the batsmans off-stump. It is such a good line that it leaves the batsman unsure of whether or not to play a shot, and usually results in either an edge, a play-and-a-miss or some other form of comedy cricket.

3. A dark alleyway.

4. A womans anus. Do you dare venture into the Corridor of Uncertainty?

Ooh, he's put that cross right along the Corridor of Uncertainty and caught the defence in one dilly of a pickle!

Fletcher: "If you keep putting the ball into the Corridor of Uncertainty, you'll get an edge for a wicket eventually."
Harmison: "OK, but what if I just bowl at second slip?"

Paul: "Let's go this way. It's a short cut."
Mike: "No, I can't see down there - it's a Corridor of Uncertainty."

James: "Let's have sex!"
Milly: "We can't, it's my time of the month!"
James: "No worries, I'll just put it in the Corridor of Uncertainty."
Milly: "Ouch!"

Corridor of Uncertainty by Jamie Douglas January 5, 2007

Acela Corridor Galaxy Brains

Acela Corridor Galaxy Brains is a phrase coined by the renowned economist and scholar in Sino-US-Europe study Christopher Balding to refer to people from Boston to the DC along the east coast who have never left their towns such as Cambridge, the borough of Brooklyn, or Georgetown but think they know enough to run the world such as journos or tankies. Acela is the "high speed" train line with a top speed around 90 mph for brief stretches.

China, with Acela Corridor Galaxy Brains' assistance, is pushing this nonsensical line that "let's repair the relationship but not talk about anything of importance."

Acela Corridor Galaxy Brains by hongz February 12, 2021

Corridorise

Context: Videogames
Simplifying the level-design of a videogame, making it more streamlined i.e. corridorised.

They sure corridorised the levels in the new Thief-game!

Corridorise by Perolus March 10, 2014