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View definitions for boardwalk

boardwalk

noun as in esplanade

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noun as in mall

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noun as in promenade

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noun as in sidewalk

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He learned English on the boardwalk, finding solace on the basketball courts, carving his way into a community he hoists on his shoulders today.

And, no, he wasn’t a weightlifter, chainsaw juggler or a magician like the other familiar fixtures on the Venice boardwalk.

Once at the event, he took photos on a lip-shaped red couch and on the boardwalk under a large sign that said “Netflix Summer Break.”

At the senior center, she uses her own equipment to make buttons that she sells on the Venice boardwalk, where she can make up to $200 on a good weekend.

They would also include work on Wimbledon Lake, which would involve building a boardwalk around and across it.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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