Suffix
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Definition
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| Dale |
geographical feature? |
| Gate |
In south has normal meaning. In north and east often means street or road |
| Brook |
Proximity to small stream? |
| Drift |
Lane or road along which horses or cattle were originally driven |
| Approach |
Leading somewhere, for example an airport |
| Alley |
Originally a walk bordered with trees or shrubs |
| Arcade |
shops, enclosed |
| Bank |
Road that rises up a slope |
| Boulevard |
Wide tree lined road, from France |
| Brow |
Hill or rise, from Scottish word brae |
| Buildings |
Short street leading past a group of buildings |
| Causeway |
Raised road across marshy or low lying ground |
| Circus |
Circular range of buildings |
| Cottages |
Short row of cottages |
| Embankment |
Built along a bank that has been constructed to contain a river |
| Esplanade |
seaside promenade |
| Lawn |
Originally an area of untilled land (laund) and then a grassy area, originally one in or near a wood |
| Mount |
A steeply rising road |
| Pavement |
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| Promenade |
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| Quay |
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| Rents |
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| Row |
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