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View definitions for walkway

walkway

noun as in arcade

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noun as in esplanade

noun as in footpath

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noun as in gangway

noun as in overpass

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noun as in passageway

noun as in portico

noun as in sidewalk

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Without paying admission, you can stroll the walkway around the property for a striking view of the countryside.

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Staff, he said, asked for volunteers to keep the walkways and windows clean, and detainees waited longer than three days to hear back about medical requests.

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Set within the historic grounds of the former Beverly Hills Nurseries, which later became the Robinson-May department store, the gardens will feature two miles of walkways, trails, sitting areas and water features.

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Moments later, there is a rustling and a rat darts from beneath the concrete walkway towards the communal bins.

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But fewer areas of Bruin Plaza, a long campus walkway, are now available for spontaneous events.

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

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