Definition for causey - Oxford Dictionaries Online (World English)

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	causey (cau¦sey) Pronunciation: /ˈkɔːzi, -si/ noun (plural causeys) archaic or dialect term for causeway. Origin: Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French causee, based on Latin calx 'lime, limestone' (used for paving roads)		Nearby Words causality causation causative cause ’cause cause célèbre causerie causeway causewayed camp causey caustic caustic potash caustic soda cauterize cautery Cauthen, Steve caution caution money cautionary