Boardwalk

usgb/ˈbɔːrdwɔːk/
noun

A raised path, made of wooden planks, that is usually built next to a beach or wetland.

We took a romantic stroll on the boardwalk right next to beach.
Visual representation of "boardwalk" - A raised path, made of wooden planks, that is usually built next to a beach or wetland

Often appears as...

  • stroll on the boardwalk
  • beach boardwalk
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Geographical Location

The term 'boardwalk' is often associated with coastal areas, meaning it’s near water.

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The shops on the boardwalk overlooked the ocean.
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Leisure Activity

'Boardwalk' implies a place where people walk for enjoyment, not just to get somewhere.

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We enjoyed the sunset from the boardwalk after a long day.
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Not Always Wood

Although traditional boardwalks are wooden, some may use other materials but retain the name.

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The concrete boardwalk is less slippery when wet.
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