mall

noun
UK /mɔːl/
US /mɔːl/

A mall is a big building with many shops inside.

We went to the mall to buy new shoes and eat lunch.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A long open walkway or shaded path, often lined with trees.

They strolled down the mall in the park.

3. A grassy public area in a city, sometimes called a promenade.

The National Mall in Washington is a famous open space.

4. A game similar to croquet played with a wooden ball and mallet.

In the old days, people played mall on the village green.