Noun
low space beneath a floor of a building; gives workers access to wiring or plumbing
Source: WordNetBoth his parents had perished in the quake, his mother lay dead meters away, but Elysee had survived, huddled under a metal table — a treacherous crawl space bent and buckled by the weight of concrete above it. Source: Internet
He usually shouts reminders of this fact from under our crawl space, as he’s making the ever-important initial meeting with the leader of the possum community that summers in our air-conditioning vents. Source: Internet
Investigators said Azotea gave them a statement — based on the promised immunity for his girlfriend, Kristin Jones — that he killed the two, cut up their bodies, then burned some parts and buried some parts in the crawl space under his residence. Source: Internet
Much of the fencing had deteriorated, leaving the crawl space open to animals, large and small. Source: Internet
There were two feet of water in the crawl space. Source: Internet
We found several old medicine bottles under the back of the house in an area that we had to dig out to create a larger crawl space. Source: Internet