Boardwalk (noun)

1. A walkway made of wooden boards, typically built along a beach, lake, or river.
2. A commercial street, shopping district, or promenade.

Origin:

The word boardwalk is derived from the american english word 'board' and 'walk', meaning a walkway made of wooden boards.

Examples:

1. The boardwalk along the beach is a popular tourist destination.
2. The boardwalk was lined with street vendors selling souvenirs.
3. The boardwalk is a great place for people-watching.
4. The boardwalk was the hub of activity during the summer months.
5. The boardwalk was lit up with bright lights and bustling with people in the evening.