insidewall

noun
UK /ˈɪnsaɪd wɔːl/
US /ˈɪnsaɪd wɔl/

The wall on the inside of a room or building.

We painted the insidewall a bright yellow color.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The inner surface of a hollow structure or container.

The insidewall of the pipe was covered with rust.

3. A wall that separates two rooms inside a house.

They knocked down the insidewall to make the kitchen bigger.

4. The wall facing the inside of a tunnel or cave.

Water dripped down the insidewall of the cave.