Collocations for street - noun

broad, wide
narrow
bustling, busy, congested, crowded
pedestrian, pedestrianized (BrE)
It really irritates me when people ride bicycles in pedestrian streets.

deserted, desolate, empty, lonely, quiet
noisy
dark, darkened
bright, well-lit
dim, dimly lit, gloomy
winding
steep
cobbled (esp. BrE), cobblestone (esp. AmE), paved
unpaved
clean
dirty, dusty, filthy, muddy
rainy
flooded
dangerous, mean, unsafe
He grew up on the mean streets of one of the city's toughest areas.

leafy (esp. BrE), tree-lined
one-way, two-way
dead-end (esp. AmE)
main, principal
back (usually backstreet), side
a rundown house in the backstreets of Cairo
a bar in a side street off the Champs-Élysées

city, village (esp. BrE)
right
wrong
You've taken the wrong street.

shopping (esp. BrE)
the town's main shopping street

high (BrE), main (AmE)
Sales on the UK high street are in decline.
high-street retailers
He works at a small store on Main Street.

downtown (AmE), residential, suburban, urban

go along (esp. BrE), go down, go up, take, turn down, turn into, turn up
Take the second street on the right after the bridge.
We turned down a dead-end street by mistake.

cross
block, block off, clog (esp. BrE), clog up (BrE)
cordon off (esp. BrE)
patrol
The police have been patrolling the streets in this area since the murder.

stroll, stroll down, stroll through
walk, walk down
cruise, prowl, roam, wander
Gangs roamed the streets at night.

crowd, fill, flood, line, pack, throng
Spectators lined the streets.

clear
Police were told to clear the streets of drug dealers before the Olympics.

litter
Dead bodies littered the streets.

widen

go, lead, run
bend, curve, turn
be lined with sth
streets lined with cafes

be packed with sb, teem with sth
The streets were packed with people shopping.
The streets are teeming with traffic.

be named sth, be named after sb/sth
Mozart is remembered by a street named after him.

corner
map, plan
layout, pattern
the dense street pattern of the old town

name, number, sign
Most street names were changed under the new regime.
The houses had no street numbers on.

lamp, light, lighting
crime, gang
punk, thug (both esp. AmE)
people (esp. AmE)
attack, battle, brawl, fight, fighting, robbery, violence
He suffered extensive injuries in a street attack.
street fighting between police and stone-throwing youths

demonstration, protest
fair, festival, party (esp. BrE), procession
cleaner (esp. BrE), sweeper
door (esp. BrE)
There were photographers outside the street door so she used a back entrance.

market
entertainer, entertainment, musician, performer, theatre/theater
dealer, pedlar/peddler, seller, trader (esp. BrE), vendor (esp. AmE)
hustler (esp. AmE)
Tourists need to be wary of street hustlers near the station.

selling (AmE), trading (BrE)
people engaged in informal street selling
He pleaded guilty to illegal street trading.

cred, credibility (both informal)
His spell in prison gained him a lot of street cred.

smarts (AmE,informal), wisdom
clothes (esp. AmE), culture, fashion, slang
the street culture of working-class youth

life
scene
a painting of a typical Parisian street scene

collection (BrE)
The charity is having a street collection in aid of the local hospital.

child, kid (informal), urchin
a charity set up to house street children

boy, girl
hustler (informal, esp. AmE), prostitute
price, value
drugs with a street value of £5 million

across a/the street
He could see her across the street.

along a/the street
They walked along the street.

down a/the street, up a/the street
A band was playing a little way down the street.
She lives just up the street here.

in a/the street
She parks her car in the street.
A couple were arguing out in the street.
We live in Barker Street. (BrE)

into a/the street
She stepped out into the street.
He turned into a side street. (BrE)

off a/the street
a club just off William Street
a plan to keep teenagers off the streets

on a/the street
people dealing drugs on the street
I was living on 10th Street off Hudson. (AmE)

on the streets, out on the streets
Thousands of people were out on the streets for the protest.

onto a/the street
She was thrown onto the street.
He turned onto a side street. (AmE)

through the streets
He wandered through the streets of Calcutta.

above street level, at street level, below street level
the end of the street, the top of the street
the other side of the street
the street on the left, the street on the right
hit the streets (= start to be available or seen in public)
Her shocking autobiography is about to hit the streets.

take to the streets
Argentinians took to the streets in protest.