A paved road or highway, the roadway of a street. Now only poet.
1610. Holland, Camden’s Brit., I. 64. These causeys or Street-waies, the Romanes called Vias Consulares &c.
1686. Plot, Staffordsh., 401. There remains in the Lane upon the north side of the street-way some small fragments of a wall.
1735. J. Price, Stone-Br. Thames, 4. The Foot-way to be … paved with Perbeck Squares, and the Coach, or Street-way, with the best Pebbles.
1871. Tennyson, Last Tourn., 140. Down a streetway hung with folds of pure White samite.
