promenade (promenad)

i.; pret. and pp. promenaded, ppr. promenading. [ take in carriage, saddle, or boat. The poplars, in long order due, With cypre promenaded . Tennyson , Amphion. The grandes dames, in their splendid toilets, pro me naded in their gilded phaetons on the magnificent Avenue of the Champs Elysées. E. B. Washburne , Recollections of a Minister, I. 3. promenader (prom-e-näʼder), n . [ promenade +-er1.] One who promenades. The Riva degli Schiavoni catches the warm afternoon sun in its whole extent, and is then thronged with pro me naders of every cla , condition, age, and sex. Howells , Venetian Life, iii.