A gallery, balcony, or other (often covered) walkway; spec. (a) one behind the parapets of a castle, tower, etc.; a parapet walk; (b) a covered…

A (private) corridor, hallway, or covered walkway. Obsolete (but cf. sense 6c).

A covered space for walking in, partly open at the side, or having the roof supported by pillars; a piazza, portico, colonnade.

Scottish. An alure (alure, n. 1a); alures treated collectively.

A similar walk or arcade in connection with other buildings.

A gallery, colonnade, or covered walk; esp. one in a bazaar, market, exchange, etc., within which traders display their goods for sale.

A portico, roofed colonnade; spec. the great hall at Athens (adorned with frescoes of the battle of Marathon), in which Zeno lectured, and from which…

Architecture. A formal entrance to a classical temple, church, or other building, consisting of columns at regular intervals supporting a roof often…

In Chester, Cheshire: any one of several raised and covered galleries running along the sides of the four main streets.

Architecture. A formal entrance to a classical temple, church, or other building, consisting of columns at regular intervals supporting a roof…

A passage, covered walk, or avenue between two places. Obsolete in English use.

A colonnade or covered gallery surrounding an open square; a single gallery or walk of this kind in front of a building. Also figurative. Obsolete.

Among the ancient Greeks, a long covered portico or court used for athletic exercises; among the ancient Romans, an open colonnade, or walk planted…

‘A continued arch’ (Johnson); a passage arched over; a walk formed by a succession of arches having a common axis, and supported on columns or…

Australian and New Zealand. A roof-like structure built along the side of a building, esp. one built over the pavement outside business premises.