1. causeway - Noun
2. causeway - Verb
Alt. of Causey
Source: Webster's dictionaryA causewayed swamp Source: Internet
About 70 of the group’s 200 stores closed immediately with the loss of were saved when about 100 Patisserie Valerie cafesescued by Causeway Capital, more than 20 of which have since closed. Source: Internet
According to temple records, this natural causeway was formerly complete, but was breached by a violent storm (probably a cyclone ) in 1480. Source: Internet
A concrete causeway, approximately convert, extending from the northern shore, was constructed in shallow water from 1939 to 1941. Source: Internet
A Marks & Spencer shop in Cribbs Causeway, Bristol, was among the first shops to call in police to help ensure older shoppers could use the hour set aside for them. Source: Internet
A recent tidal bore since the opening of the causeway gates measured a convert wave, unseen for many years. citation Nearby natural features There are many natural attractions near Moncton. Source: Internet