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Meanings of saloon in English
Usage of saloon in English
1
Presently, however, we saw that food was being served in the saloon.
2
Tesco's latest crisis has put Richard Broadbent in the last chance saloon.
3
He thought of the grinning men of the saloon; the hidden words.
4
The fight in the saloon had completely sobered the rest of them.
5
One was a BMW saloon that was either new or recently cleaned.
6
The steward told them the officers were breakfasting in the dining saloon.
7
True, Alfa's mid-size saloon is looking almost a touch old-fashioned these days.
8
These occupy the central space towards the southern end of the saloon.
9
For some moments, the silence of the tomb reigned in the saloon.
10
The ladies went to their chamber, the gentlemen remained in the saloon.
11
The other place to which I came in trouble was the saloon.
12
The little silvery chime of a clock in the saloon struck twelve.
13
The priest quittedthealtar ,andthe company returned to the saloon.
14
The corridor in which his cabin was situated led into the saloon.
15
We could hear him pounding away at the piano in the saloon.
16
To the Peace Commissioners in their saloon the fugitives had no existence.
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Saloon through the time
Saloon across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common