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parlour
[ pahr-ler ]
parlour
/ ˈ±èɑ˱ôÉ™ /
noun
- old-fashioned.a living room, esp one kept tidy for the reception of visitors
- a reception room in a priest's house, convent, etc
- a small room for guests away from the public rooms in an inn, club, etc
- a room or shop equipped as a place of business
a billiard parlor
- a small shop, esp one selling cakes and nonalcoholic drinks
- Also calledmilking parlour a building equipped for the milking of cows
Spelling Note
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of parlour1
Example Sentences
Some in the sector went on to find other forms of income, including actor Serene Sabah who decided to open an ice cream parlour.
Mr Grimes recalled that his mother helped out in the milk parlour every day and never stopped cooking.
His silent menace may well be enough to send shivers down your spine but there seems to be a lot of love for Wallace and Gromit's arch-nemesis Feathers McGraw at tattoo parlours around the country.
Patrons eating pepperoni slices at the local pizza parlour will propose: "If anything, criminals need to be concerned, because if they break into your home, and you're there, they don't know what you got."
He said Friday 13th is a big day in the tattoo parlour.
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