esplanade

esplanade synonyms

walk compare esplanade and walk
promenade compare esplanade and promenade
boardwalk compare esplanade and boardwalk
parade compare esplanade and parade
mall compare esplanade and mall
walkway compare esplanade and walkway
avenue compare esplanade and avenue
path compare esplanade and path
boulevard compare esplanade and boulevard
alameda compare esplanade and alameda
lane compare esplanade and lane
plaza compare esplanade and plaza
square compare esplanade and square
passage compare esplanade and passage
track compare esplanade and track
sidewalk compare esplanade and sidewalk
prom compare esplanade and prom
footpath compare esplanade and footpath
trail compare esplanade and trail
pavement compare esplanade and pavement
alley compare esplanade and alley
byway compare esplanade and byway
cloister compare esplanade and cloister
court compare esplanade and court
quadrangle compare esplanade and quadrangle
precinct compare esplanade and precinct
public walk compare esplanade and public walk
gangway compare esplanade and gangway
passageway compare esplanade and passageway
grounds compare esplanade and grounds
yard compare esplanade and yard
street compare esplanade and street
riding compare esplanade and riding
forest compare esplanade and forest
trackway compare esplanade and trackway
ride compare esplanade and ride
right of way compare esplanade and right of way
platform compare esplanade and platform
footway compare esplanade and footway
quad compare esplanade and quad
park compare esplanade and park
front compare esplanade and front
meadow compare esplanade and meadow
place compare esplanade and place
sidetrack compare esplanade and sidetrack
estate compare esplanade and estate
parkland compare esplanade and parkland
village green compare esplanade and village green
seafront compare esplanade and seafront
trace compare esplanade and trace

esplanade definitions

noun

  • A clear space between a citadel and the nearest houses of the town. 

  • The glacis of the counterscarp, or the slope of the parapet of the covered way toward the country. 

  • A grass plat; a lawn. 

  • Any clear, level space used for public walks or drives; especially, a terrace by the seaside.