Mall (noun)

1. A large shopping complex containing a variety of stores and often restaurants, cafes and entertainment facilities.
2. a large, usually enclosed shopping area with pathways for pedestrians, typically featuring a variety of stores and shops.
3. a large area of land set aside for recreational use in a park or residential area.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from french, from latin mallus "dance, sport", perhaps from a germanic word related to old english mæl "speech, discourse".

Examples:

1. He likes to go to the mall on weekends.
2. The mall is a popular spot for teenagers.
3. The mall had a variety of stores.
4. The mall had a food court.
5. The mall had a movie theater.