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boardwalk
/ ˈɔːˌɔː /
noun
- a promenade, esp along a beach, usually made of planks
Word History and Origins
Origin of boardwalk1
Example Sentences
For example, I was birding at the Magee Marsh boardwalk in Northwest Ohio, which during songbird migration is a popular birding spot.
She brought a reputation as a problem solver for her management of the cleanup of a massive homeless encampment that grew on the Venice beach and boardwalk during the pandemic.
Miller has seen the aftermath of several crashes downtown, including one last year in which a motorist drove across Pacific Coast Highway and crashed into the boardwalk at Main Beach.
As with many clichés, there is something comfortable about an oceanfront boardwalk.
Situated right off the boardwalk, passersby could see and hear the event without having to gain official entry.
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