Passageway (a way allowing passage)

Passageway (noun)	Definition
airway	A specified route used by aircraft to fly from one airport to another.
aisle	A passage between rows of seats in a church, cinema, aircraft, etc. or between shelves in a supermarket.
alley/alleyway	A narrow passageway between or behind buildings in a city.
alley/alleyway	A route in a garden or park between trees or shrubs for recreational walking.
ambulatory	A covered walkway that can be found in a church, monastery, hospital, etc.
arcade	A covered passageway with shops along one or both sides.
artery	An important route in a traffic or transport system.
autobahn	An expressway in Germany and other German speaking countries (Austria and Switzerland).
autostrada	An expressway in Italy.
avenue	A broad road or path with trees along both sides.
boulevard	A wide city street with trees on each side.
bridge	A structure that supports a road, railway or path over a river, railway, road, etc. to provide a passage across for vehicles or people.
bypass	An alternative route such as a main road or highway that passes around an urban or congested area so that traffic can be diverted from it.
bypath	A secluded little-used path, especially in the country.
byroad/byway	A side road little travelled.
carriageway	Each of the two sides of a dual carriageway, consisting of two or more lanes.
catwalk	A long, narrow platform extending from the stage, along which models walk to display clothes in a fashion show.
catwalk	A narrow, elevated walkway used to provide access or allow movement for workers as in a construction site, etc.
causeway	A raised road or track across wet ground or water.
clearway	A road on which vehicles are not allowed to stop unless they break down.
cloister	A covered passage round an open courtyard, especially in a religious institution.
corridor	A long, narrow passageway with rooms on both sides opening onto it.
corridor	A passage that provides access to train compartments, ship cabins, etc.
crosswalk	A place on a road marked off for traffic to stop and pedestrians to walk across.
detour	An alternative route for temporary use by traffic when the usual road is closed.
drive/driveway	A private road that connects a public road to a house, garage, etc.
esplanade	A long stretch of open level area beside the sea for people to walk along.
expressway	A multilane highway for fast moving traffic with few if any intersections.
flyover	A bridge along which a road or railway line passes over another road.
flagging	A pavement or walk laid with flagstones.
footbridge	A bridge that is used by people who walk.
footpath	A narrow path, especially in the countryside, for people to walk along,
footway	A path used by pedestrians.
freeway	An express highway with no intersections.
freeway	A highway without toll charges.
gangway	A raised platform used as a passage.
	A removable bridge linking a ship to the shore for people to get on and off.
	A passage between two rows of seats, for example in an aircraft, cinema, or bus.
ginnel	A narrow passageway between buildings.
hallway	A corridor in a building or a passageway between the entrance and the interior of a building.
highway	A main public road that connects towns and cities.
lane	A narrow road in the countryside, or a narrow street in the city.
lane	A designated route for ships or aircraft to follow.
mall	A sheltered public walk; a promenade.
motorway	A wide road with at least three lanes meant for fast traffic and long distant travel.
overpass	A bridge that supports a road or railway passes over another road or railway line.
parade	A public walk or promenade for strolling.
parkway	A wide road that passes through a garden or park-like landscape, usually with plantings on the roadside and on the divider separating the road on which traffic travel in opposite directions.
paseo	A street, walkway, or plaza for strolling.
passage	A way along which someone or something may pass.
passageway	A long, narrow way that provides passage.
path/ pathway	A way or track that leads from one place to another.
pavement	A stretch of paved surface of an area that is a little higher than the road for pedestrians to walk on, on one or both sides of the road.
promenade	A paved or grassy level stretch of public place beside a river or sea for a leisurely walk. �
ramp	An inclined slip road leading onto or off a main road or highway.
road/ roadway	A long public way, hard surfaced for vehicles to travel on between places.
route	A way such as a road, path, etc. for transportation or travel from one place to a destination.
shortcut	An alternative route that is shorter than the usual one.
sidewalk	A paved walkway along the side of a street for use by pedestrians; a pavement.
skywalk	An enclosed overhead walkway between two buildings.
skyway	A designated route regularly used by aircraft when flying from one airport to another.
speedway	A track used for racing motorcycles or special automobiles.
speedway	A highway for fast-moving traffic.
street	A paved public road in a city or town, usually with buildings and pavements on one or both sides.
superhighway	A broad highway, often with six or more lanes, used for high-speed traffic.
subway	An underground passage under a road for use by pedestrians.
thoroughfare	A main road from one place to another.
thruway	A broad highway for high-speed traffic that can enter or exit at certain points.
towpath	A path alongside a river, canal or other inland waterway used by animals for towing boats.
track	A path or trail made by repeated passage of people, animals, or vehicles rather than constructed.
trail	A beaten path through rough country such as a forest.
tramway	A track with rails along which a tram or streetcar runs.
tunnel	A passage underground, through a mountain, or under a body of water for road or rail traffic.
turnpike	A road on which the driver pays a toll for using it.
underpass	A road or railway passing under another road or a railway.
viaduct	A long, high bridge carrying a road or railway over a wide valley, lowland, etc.
walk	A route for leisurely stroll.
walkway	A passage or a raised passageway for walking along from one place, building, etc. to another.
walkway	A wide path for walking in a park or garden.
way	A road, track, path, or street that can be used to go from one place to another.