1. Originally, the rampart of a fortified city, then a street or promenade occupying the line of demolished fortifications, and now any promenade planted with trees around or in a town.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• bulivard,
• bolivard,
• boulvard,
• boulverd,
• boulevarde,
• bouldevard,
• boulivard,
• boulvevard,
• bulavard,
• boulveard,
• bulevard,
• boulavard,
• bouleverd,
• boluvard,
• boulevarder,
• bloulevard,
• bouldvard,
• boulaevard,
• bouloverd,
• bouavard

• bolivar.

The adjective form of the word "boulevard" is "boulevardier".

The plural of the "boulevard" can be the "boulevards".

The singular of the "boulevard" can be the "boulevard".