beltway
/ˈbɛltweɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A circular or ring-shaped area of a city or town surrounding its central business district, typically a region of high population density and commercial activity.
“The politician’s policies were influenced by the beltway’s special interest groups.”
2. noun
A narrow strip of land surrounding a body of water, especially a sea or a lake.
“The beltway of the lake provided a scenic hiking path.”
3. verb
To surround or be surrounded by a beltway, especially in a city or town.
“The city will beltway its central business district with a new highway.”