pedlock

English

Blend of pedestrian +‎ gridlock.

pedlock (uncountable)

The condition of an area being so crowded that it impedes the flow of pedestrian traffic.
- 2008, Jeff Byles, "Taking Back the Streets", The New York Times, 6 April 2008:
  "We're going to spend a pile of money widening the sidewalks a little bit and narrowing the streets a little bit," Mr. Haikalis said of city plans to ease pedlock — pedestrian congestion — in Times Square.

单词	pedlock
释义	pedlock English Etymology Blend of pedestrian +‎ gridlock. Noun pedlock (uncountable) The condition of an area being so crowded that it impedes the flow of pedestrian traffic. 2008, Jeff Byles, "Taking Back the Streets", The New York Times, 6 April 2008: "We're going to spend a pile of money widening the sidewalks a little bit and narrowing the streets a little bit," Mr. Haikalis said of city plans to ease pedlock — pedestrian congestion — in Times Square. Quotations For more examples of usage of this term, see Citations:pedlock.
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