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Broadway
n!. road where the theaters are located in New York City





Wikipedia English - The Free Encyclopedia

Broadway
Broadway may refer to:

Broadway theatre, theatrical productions produced in one of thirty-nine professional New York theatres
The Broadway Theatre, a theatre located on Broadway in Manhattan, New York
A street:


Avenue Broadway, Shawinigan, Quebec, Canada
Broadway (Belfast), Northern Ireland
Broadway (Cardiff), Wales
Broadway (Los Angeles)
Broadway (Miami)
Broadway (Minot, North Dakota)
Broadway, New South Wales, Australia
Broadway (New York City), Manhattan
Broadway Market, London
Broadway, St!. Louis, MO
Broadway (Seattle)
Broadway Street (Chicago)
Broadway (Vancouver)
East or West North Broadway, Columbus, Ohio, USA
Broadway St!. in Grove City, Ohio, USA
East or West Broadway, Granville, Ohio, USA, home to Denison University

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Concise Oxford English Dictionary

broadway
■ noun a large open or main road!.



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Babylon German-English

Broadway
n!. Broadway, road where the theaters are located in New York City


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Babylon French-English

Broadway
n!. Broadway, road where the theaters are located in New York City



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Merriam-Webster Collegiate? Dictionary

Broad·way
Pronunciation: 'bro?d-?wā, -'wā
Function: noun
Etymology: Broadway, street in New York City
Date: 1835

: the New York commercial theater and amusement world specifically : playhouses located in the area between the Avenue of the Americas and Ninth Avenue and from W!. 41st Street to W!. 53d Street
–Broadway adjective
–Broad·way·ite \-?īt\ noun

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off Broadway
Function: noun
Usage: often cap O
Etymology: from its usually being produced in smaller theaters outside of the Broadway theatrical district
Date: 1954

: a part of the New York professional theater stressing fundamental and artistic values and formerly engaging in experimentation
–off-Broadway adjective or adverb often cap OWww@QuestionHome@Com

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