1. The void space between the glacis of a citadel and the first houses of the town; the glacis of the counterscarp, or the sloping of the parapet of the covered-way toward the country; a grass-plat; a level walk or drive, especially a terraced one.

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

• esplande,
• esplenade,
• wsplanade,
• ssplanade,
• dsplanade,
• rsplanade,
• 4splanade,
• 3splanade,
• eaplanade,
• ezplanade,
• explanade,
• edplanade,
• eeplanade,
• ewplanade,
• esolanade,
• esllanade,
• es-lanade,
• explannate,
• Diplanair,
• esplandas

The adjective form of the word "esplanade" is "esplanade".

The plural of the "esplanade" can be the "esplanades".

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