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Meanings of saloon in English
Synonyms
Examples for "pub"
Examples for "pub"
1
Who'd want to run a pub and work seven days a week.
2
There's a pub with good food in Sligo called The Draft House.
3
A south London pub seeks two bar staff: 500 candidates step forward.
4
Over the weekend NSW Health confirmed more cases linked to the pub.
5
I simply can't imagine a better novel being pub lished this year.
1
There the Parliament does approach to the virile virtues of the pothouse.
2
The once famous hostelry had become a haunt for pothouse politicians.
3
As to Sunday museuming being an antidote to the pothouse-no
4
The parsons he had spoken to were of one voice in objecting to the pothouse.
5
I wouldn't trust my neck in his pothouse.
1
For mine own part, I never come into any room in a taphouse but I am drawn in.
2
Mr Jeffares said that 80 per cent of customers to the taphouse weren't gluten intolerant themselves and were brought in by friends that were.
3
The brewery was never limited to just their own taphouse in Victoria's Mornington Peninsula as they sold bottles to liquor stores throughout the country.
4
They opened The Taphouse in 2017 to showcase their range of beverages.
5
The Guildhall Taphouse, in a 19th century merchant building, serves up Irish and international craft beers and cocktails.
1
They could not, in fact, use a public house of any kind.
2
The incident happened at Gerry Power's public house on Upper William Street.
3
This public house is dark and comforting with a feeling of scholarship.
4
Seven doors from the Cheshire Cat public house under the railway bridge.
5
He paid the driver, and entered a public house on the corner.
1
They had a gin mill, and a grist mill, and a sawmill.
2
I'd be home now if it wasn't for a gin mill in Alsace.
3
This was a harmless little gin mill once.
4
I'm part of the outfit in this gin mill; they'll give it to you at a reduction.
5
The Chink's got a gin mill.
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