pedestrial adjective 3noun 3forms 1 adjective3 •Of or pertaining to the feet or walking; using or for use by the foot or feet.Pedestrial and vehicular traffic were almost completely separated ( Figure 4 ) . — 1969 •Unenthusiastic; tepid. •Unoriginal and unexciting; pedestrian; tiresome.'Imperial idol!' 'bent the knee!' damn it, my dear fellow, writing vaudevilles has ruined your style; you can't come down to pedestrial prose. — 1895 noun3 •Pedestrian; person traveling on foot.Rating scales for drivers may be obtained, and safety and courtesy as practiced by cyclists and pedestrials discussed. — 1946 •[usually plural] Foot.Gathering myself on my pedestrials as quick as possible, I beheld our favorite old pet sow retreating in an opposite direction. — 1858 •A pedestal or short column.As a way of minimising the costs of replacing the destroyed signposts, the system of using signposts was discontinued and Stone pedestrials were erected. — 1974 formspedestrials
