innerwall
nounUK /ˈɪnəwɔːl/
US /ˈɪnərwɔːl/
The wall on the inside of a room or building.
She painted the innerwall a bright yellow color.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The inner layer of a hollow structure or container.
The innerwall of the pipe was coated with rust.
3. A defensive wall built inside a castle or fortress.
Soldiers guarded the innerwall of the old castle.
4. The lining of a cavity or organ in the body.
The doctor examined the innerwall of the stomach.