utilidor
[yoo-til-i-dawr]
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noun Canadian.
an aboveground, insulated network of pipes and cables, used to convey water and electricity in communities situated in areas of permafrost.
Origin of utilidor
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Dan was waiting in the utilidor, crouched and dozing against the wall.
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I ducked into a utilidor, changed into my costume and went back onstage.
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I was enough of a castmember that I sought out a utilidor before I collapsed against a wall, head down.
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I slept in a sleeping bag on the floor of the utilidor, with a couple dozen others, in three hour shifts.
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In a dreamlike buzz, I stood and wandered out into the utilidor, out through the western castmember parking, and away.
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utilidor
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