Associations to the word «Thoroughfare»
Noun
- Boulevard
- Avenue
- Pedestrian
- Parkway
- Street
- Alley
- Bustle
- Piccadilly
- Broadway
- Lane
- Pavement
- Throng
- Parisian
- Turnpike
- Connell
- Concourse
- Expressway
- Sidewalk
- Shopping
- Traffic
- Congestion
- Saskatoon
- Road
- Downtown
- Freeway
- Roadway
- Widening
- Footpath
- Gap
- Rue
- Metropolis
- Neighborhood
- Highway
- Bronx
- Broad
- Huntsville
- Suburb
- Quay
- Intersection
- Cab
- Motorway
- Shop
- Promenade
- Passer
- Manila
- Woodward
- Stretch
- Dickens
- Commuter
- Gutter
- Elm
- Procession
- Main
- Cart
- Mall
- Louvre
- Embankment
- Narrow
Adjective
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Wiktionary
THOROUGHFARE, noun. (now rare except in phrases) A passage; a way through.
THOROUGHFARE, noun. A road open at both ends or connecting one area with another; a highway or main street.
THOROUGHFARE, noun. (obsolete) The act of going through; passage; travel, transit.
THOROUGHFARE, noun. An unobstructed waterway allowing passage for ships.
Dictionary definition
THOROUGHFARE, noun. A public road from one place to another.
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