Associations to the word «Causeway»
Noun
- Mainland
- Fen
- Antrim
- Bahrain
- Wan
- Giant
- Moat
- Basalt
- Dike
- Viaduct
- Sphinx
- Pyramid
- Islet
- Reclamation
- Parkway
- Ditch
- Embankment
- Macarthur
- Earthwork
- Bridge
- Bay
- Galveston
- Tramway
- Merritt
- Cortes
- Tide
- Parapet
- Marsh
- Courtney
- Dyke
- Silt
- Boulevard
- Lagoon
- Kei
- Ramp
- Redoubt
- Berwick
- Roadway
- Crosse
- Tweed
- Enclosure
- Loch
- Reprint
- Toll
- Lai
- Promontory
- Northumberland
- Buttress
- Singapore
- Pier
- Ferry
- Waterway
- Wharf
- Swamp
- Sr
- Harbour
- Estuary
- Saudi
- Expressway
- Island
- Miami
- Avon
- Mun
- Truss
- Plaza
- Turnpike
- Strait
- Inlet
- Footpath
- Tung
- Hong
- Kong
- Road
- Beach
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CAUSEWAY, noun. A road that is raised, as to be above water, marshland etc.
Dictionary definition
CAUSEWAY, noun. A road that is raised above water or marshland or sand.
CAUSEWAY, verb. Provide with a causeway; "A causewayed swamp".
CAUSEWAY, verb. Pave a road with cobblestones or pebbles.
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