trapdoor

Apart from the first 51 days of his captivity, during which he and an abducted Thai worker are held in the private house of a Gazan family, Mr. Sharabi spends all his time as a hostage in two different tunnels, the first of which he enters from a trapdoor under a rug in a mosque, the second from an entrance in the floor of a house.

The civil judgement said entry was via a trapdoor and a 60m-long curved concrete tunnel.

She knows the location of the hidden trapdoor that leads to the rafters of the arch above the nave.

That relegation trapdoor might be creaking open for Carlisle...

Reading need them to keep the trapdoor to League Two firmly shut.