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Meanings of divan in English

Spanish
diván

Type of reception hall.

diván
Usage of divan in English
1
She grew sleepy, and leaned back in the corner of the divan.
Bertha Garlan
2
He grovelled on the divan heavy in thought and with pendent arms.
Theresa Raquin
3
Fauvette sank back on the divan and lay there in sullen defiance.
Possessed
4
He threw himself on the divan in a fit of nervous laughter.
The Precipice
5
The bullets were flying through the government divan, and along the approach.
Ismailia
6
The words came from the divan, from the dry lips of Cuckoo.
Flames
7
Then her bag, the beaded one on the end of the divan.
The Best Short Stories of 1921, and the Yearbook of the American...
8
They looked and found one of the animals crouched under the divan.
From the Earth to the Moon; and, Round the Moon
9
He pointed towards a wall lined with divan beds, fairly ordinary looking.
The Irish Times
10
Here and there a divan and couch showed elaborate care in comfort.
54-40 or Fight
11
From the divan he strolled to the tavern and had his chops.
The Queen of Hearts
12
This evening I shall judge him and his crew in full divan.
Hassan : the story of Hassan of Bagdad, and how he came to make ...
13
The gentleman on the divan was a powerful specimen of an American.
The American
14
She sat drooping on the divan, her face buried in her hands.
Tarrano the Conqueror
15
Ben-Hur flung himself on the divan and gave way to his feelings.
Ben-Hur
16
Helen had arisen from the divan when the two men came together.
32 Caliber
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Divan across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common