an underground passage, esp one that allows people, vehicles, etc to pass have access through or under an obstruction such as a hill, river, or building
a small underground passage, often one of many forming an interconnected system, excavated by a burrowing animal, e.g. a mole
[Middle English tonel a tube-shaped net, from Old French dimin. of tunne cask, tun, from Latin tunna, prob of Celtic origin]