The English name given in pre-Conquest times to the Roman road running from near London through St. Albans to Wroxeter; by antiquarian writers…

Usually with capital initial. = Fosse Way n. at compounds 2. In later use with the.

= Fosse Way n.

(chiefly with the) the name of an ancient Roman road which probably ran from Axminster to Lincoln via Bath and Leicester, and which marked the…

= Fosse Way n.

the road running round the perimeter of Regent's Park, London.

In full corniche road = cornice, n. 3; spec. (with capital initial) the road from Nice to Genoa overlooking the Mediterranean; hence, any coastal…

the name of an ancient road, the Via Salaria, running from Rome north-east to Reate (now Rieti) and later extended to the Adriatic.

a trade route from China through India to the West, used in ancient times by traders in silk.

(more fully North Circular Road) a main road that bypasses a city centre to the north, esp. the road of this kind in London, north of the Thames (cf…

(the name of) a stretch of road having numerous radar traps. rare.