promenade

¹prom·e·nade

verb \ˌprä-mə-ˈnād, -ˈnäd\

prom·e·nad·edprom·e·nad·ing

Definition of PROMENADE

intransitive verb

1

: to take or go on a promenade

2

: to perform a promenade in a dance

transitive verb

: to walk about in or on

— prom·e·nad·er noun

Examples of PROMENADE

1. They promenaded along the beach.

Origin of PROMENADE

²promenade

First Known Use: 1588

Rhymes with PROMENADE

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