Esp. in South Asia: a marketplace, park, or other open space in or near a town; an esplanade or parade ground.

A parade ground; a public square; = parade, n.1 1b 4.

A place for walking or promenading; a paved public walk, esp. one along the seafront at a resort.

The game of pall-mall; a place where the game was played. Hence: a public promenade bordered by trees; the Mail: the Mall in St James's Park…

A levelled piece of ground; often, such a space intended to serve as a public promenade.

A public square or promenade; (also) a row of shops in a town, or the street on which they are situated.

Perhaps: a promenade.

A fashionable assembly in the open air; a sheltered walk serving as a promenade; in some towns adopted as a proper name.

In Spain, Latin America, and other areas of Spanish influence: a public walkway or promenade, shaded with trees.

In Spanish-speaking countries and the south-western United States: a stroll, a leisurely walk; spec. a walk during which people meet; a promenade…

A place suitable or set aside for walking; a path, esp. a broad path in a garden; a footway or sidewalk. Cf. footwalk, n. 3, public walk n. at public…

A fashionable promenade outside a particular block of buildings and shops in some Australian cities; hence on the block, on the promenade; to do the…

a wide street, pavement, or foot-path; a promenade.