driveway

IPA: drˈaɪvweɪ

(UK, US) A short private road that leads to a house or garage.
(US) A road that enters or circulates through a defined area, such as an institution, compound, land area, etc., for the purpose of private access, maintenance, or security.
(uncommon) Synonym of droveway

Examples of "driveway" in Sentences

Blowing out the driveway is a piece of cake compared to that.
The driveway is littered with brown pine needles and the lawn has brownish patches.
“The toll on our family of news helicopters over our house and reporters in our driveway is yet unknown,” she wrote.
If you're using a professional mover, the threshold of simply having the mover park in your driveway is the most expensive part of the move.
Prancing in the center of the driveway is Larry Mays, 59, a wiry black man in a white shirt and tan pants, and a baseball hat that says “Man of Faith.”
Police in Washington County are looking for two men who they say are showing up at people's homes and demanding money in what they describe as a driveway scheme.
We were led astray by predictions from the neighbor across the street, whose big house actually has a front door on the busy street even though their driveway is across from ours.