Fishbowl [noun]

Then the pandemic exiled almost all of teenage social life to that online fishbowl.

He clamped his fishbowl on tight, opened the door, and sprinted toward Corridor C.

De Hooch kept on running, his breath rasping loudly in the confines of the fishbowl helmet.

I reached down to the neck-fastenings on the fishbowl, and McCann finally moved.

There were no walls, just the rounded dome like a fishbowl turned upside down on him.

I'd noticed a smeared spot about nose-level on the faceplate of my fishbowl, and now was as good a time as any to get rid of it.

Val got him into his suit, and brought him the fishbowl helmet.

Through the fishbowl I could see hard little eyes, a yellowed, parchment-like face, a grim-set jaw.

They had no mobile fan equipment, or time to hunt any; they put on their fishbowl helmets and went back to work.

They were as competently imprisoned as if they had been dropped into a huge fishbowl, and they were not taking to it kindly.