- MALL
- National ___ (site of the March for Women's Lives in 2004)
- Place for strollers
- Shopping center
- Suburban hangout
- Teen hangout
- Place for a spree
- Shopping area
- Place for a Panda Express
- Ground zero on Black Friday
- D.C. highlight
- Expanse near the Capitol
- Galleria
- ___ Santa
- ___ of America
- Store front?
- Public park
- Target area?
- D.C. tourist district
- Teens' hangout
- Shopaholic heaven
- Shopaholics' mecca
- Shopaholic's heaven
- West Edmonton ___
- West Edmonton attraction
- D.C. tourist mecca
- Black Friday destination
- D.C. attraction, with "the"
- Place for an anchor
- Gap site, often
- It usually has large chains attached to it
- Place to shop till you drop
- Spree site
- Shopping venue
- North America's largest is in Edmonton
- Oniomaniac's mecca
- Collection of shops
- Heavy hammer
- Orange Julius locale, often
- Retail complex
- Large retail complex
- Shopper's Mecca
- Popular shopping locale
- Place with anchor stores
- Shopaholic's destination
- Complex for consumers
- Shopper's paradise
- Retailer's place
- Where a walking club might meet to walk
- Commercial complex
- Food court encloser
- Teen hangout, frequently
- Place for a human "rat"
- Rat's nest?
- Strip ____
- Shopping complex
- Shoppers' site
- Shopper's destination
- Shopping mecca
- Place to shop
- Structure surrounded by a lot of spaces
- Popular walking site
- Strip __
- Exercise walk site
- Store site
- Retail mecca
- Washington attraction
- Place for an anchor store
- Suburban symbol
- Expanse near the Capitol, with "the"
- Spot to shop
- Stores in a large building?
- Stores in rows
- Place to see Santa
- __ of America
- Place to talk shop?
- Place for a Santa sighting
- Pedestrian street
- Retail center
- Plaza
- Arcade
- Shopping site
- Food-court site
- Shoppers' haven
- Multi-store complex
- Santa's spot, often
- Shopaholic's hangout
- Edifice complex
- Shopping destination
- Smithsonian's locale
- Merchandisers' mecca
- Pedestrian place
- Many-store complex
- Real estate development
- Promenade
- Complex with anchor stores
- Locale with anchor stores
- Retail development
- Suburban shopping center
- Place often called "Plaza"
- National __ (DC expanse)
- Place with much parking
- Thing with an anchor
- __ walking
- Food court locale
- Tree-lined walk
- Paramus Park, e.g.
- Busy place during the week before Christmas
- Shoppers' hangout
- Public area
- Scenes From a ___ (1991 Woody Allen movie)
- Rat's hangout?
- London promenade.
- Approach to Buckingham Palace.
- Famous London avenue.
- Promenade in St. James Park.
- Where Shakespeare's statue is, in Central Park.
- A fashionable promenade.
- Central Park has one.
- Shaded walk.
- Fashionable promenade.
- Heavy mallet.
- Shady walk.
- Park walk.
- Public promenade.
- Flirtation Walk.
- Band site.
- Esplanade.
- Promenade in a park.
- Alameda.
- Wood splitter's tool
- Feature of a park.
- Shopping center feature.
- London's Pall ___
- Median strip
- Walkway
- Public walk
- Street for shoppers only
- Place for a promenade
- Suburban landmark
- Suburban sight
- Shop complex
- Shopping zone
- Suburban shopping area
- Group of shops
- Teen-ager's hangout
- Valley girl's hangout
- Symbol of suburbia
- Spree spot
- With 12-Down, a modern idler
- Popular teen hangout
- Collection of outlets?
- Place for a spending spree
- Shopping ___
- Washington locale, with "the"
- Strip ___
- Suburban gathering place
- Scenes From a ___ (Woody Allen film)
- Chambers of commerce?
- Outdoor promenade
- ___ rat
- Site of Santa sightings
- D.C. tourist destination
- D.C.'s National ___
- Segway cop's workplace, maybe
- Seventh word ...
- Development that might compete with a downtown
- Sheltered walk
- The world's largest one is in Chengdu, China (covering 18 million square feet)
- Destination for a shopaholic
- D.C. tourist spot
- Place for some outlets
- Chain letter?
- Common place to see Santa
- Shopper's Shangri-la
- Shopper's heaven
- Teens used to shop for albums there
- Locale habituated by "rats"
- From the Capitol to the Washington Monument
- Santa's employer
- Food-court setting
- Anchor store locale
- Retailer's spot
- Teen hangout, money or not
- Scenes From a _____ (1991)
- Minneapolis boasts the largest in the U.S.
- Stores indoors
- Minnesota boasts the largest in the U.S.
- Teen magnet
- Shopper's destination, perhaps
- Scenes From a ___ (Woody Allen movie)
- Washington, D.C. attraction
- Teen's hangout spot
- Shopper's complex
- Shopaholic's place
- Food court's place
- Minnesota's ___ of America
- Place for a food court
- Retail therapy site
- ___ Madness (shopping board game)
- National ___ (D.C. park)
- Shopper's venue
- Shopping spot
- Large shopping center
- Date place
- Shopper's mecca now
- Shops galore
- Minneapolis boasts the largest
- Place with tenants
- Teen mecca
- Teen center?
- Browser's site
- Holiday lure, often
- Washington locale: The National ___
- Hangout for teenage "rats"
- Anchor store's locale
- Place with shops
- The Marketplace at Steamtown, for example
- ___ walker (indoor exerciser)
- Santa site
- Shopaholic's haven
- Shopping spree setting
- Black Friday destination found in nine of this puzzle's Across answers
- Place that leaves you holding the bag?
- Buyer be where?
- Gap setting, often
- Washington Monument setting
- Store house?
- Busy spot on Black Friday
- Home to many a Cinnabon store
- Site for sprees
- Spot for a shopping spree
- Place to mind the Gap?
