Boulevard

n. Another name for a street, abbreviated as Blvd.; usu. very scenic and tree-lined. street

Black corduroy house slippers that are worn in primarily urban neighborhoods.
Boulevards are worn with the back of the shoe folded forward, and the wearer's heel sticking out, so that they can be kicked off in case the wearer may have to flee on foot from the police.

This definition dating from the jazz age is a major street where all the action is. People would wear their sunday best when going out on the boulevard. Usually, the boulevard had fine restaurants and nightclubs on it.

What Las Vegas Boulevard is called away from The Strip area.

Pretty much one of the ghettoest gangs on the street today bar none. They are usually damn good at bball.

A major street in Queens that is known to be one of the most dangerous streets to cross in NYC. Queens Boulevard is a major commercial strip for many of the neighborhoods it cuts through, which includes Briarwood, Forest Hills, Rego Park, Elmhust, Woodside, Sunnyside, and Long Island City. Queens Boulevard is quite possibly the widest non highway in NYC. Through much of its stretch, it's a 12 lane multi-median divided street. Queens Boulevard starts off at Jamaica Avenue in Jamaica, Queens and goes all the way to the Queensboro bridge and to Manhattan.

To Vanilla Boulevard:
The action of randomly start vibing and jamming in an unusual place, often while wearing baggy clothes and weird shades.