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31street — An urban way or thoroughfare; a road or public way in a city, town, or village, generally paved, and lined or intended to be lined by houses on each side. It includes all urban ways which can be and are generally used for travel, but does not… …
32street — A highway or public thoroughfare in an urban community, such as a city, town, or village. 25 Am J1st High § 7. A kind of highway, the public having the right to use it for purposes of travel. Chicago Motor Coach Co. v Chicago, 337 Ill 200, 169 NE …
33street — See: BACK STREET, CROSS STREET, MAN IN THE STREET, ON EASY STREET, SIDE STREET, STOP STREET, THROUGH STREET …
34street — See: BACK STREET, CROSS STREET, MAN IN THE STREET, ON EASY STREET, SIDE STREET, STOP STREET, THROUGH STREET …
35street — See: back street, cross street, man in the street, on easy street, side street, stop street, through street …
36street*/*/*/ — [striːt] noun [C] a road in a town or city with buildings along it Oxford Street/Fourth Street[/ex] I just saw Bill walking down the street.[/ex] Who lives across the street?[/ex] See: road • on the street(s) 1) with no house to live in[/ex]… …
37Street — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Street (homonymie). Le street est une spécialité du roller agressif, du skateboard, du vélo (VTT ou BMX) et du monocycle). Il se pratique initialement en milieu urbain d où son nom : street. Mais face à son… …
38Street — Recorded as Streat, Strete, Street, the rare diminutives Streeten, Streeton, Strethell, Strettell and Strettle, as well as the habitational forms of Streeter and Streets, this is an English medieval surname. It can be either locational from the… …
39street — 1. n. the real, free world, as opposed to prison. □ The street just isn’t the same as stir. □ It’s good to be back on the street. 2. n. Wall Street in New York City. (Usually capitalized.) □ The Street doesn’t seem to believe the policymakers in… …
40Street — (as used in expressions) Wall Street Wall Street Journal, The Watling Street …
