barroom Antonyms
Meaning of barroom
barroom (n)
a room or establishment where alcoholic drinks are served over a counter
barroom (n.)
A room containing a bar or counter at which liquors are sold.
barroom Sentence Examples
- The barroom was filled with the raucous laughter of rowdy patrons.
- Old Tom tended bar in a quaint barroom where locals gathered to swap stories.
- The barroom mirror reflected the weary faces of men nursing their drinks after a long day.
- A lone cowboy sat at the end of the barroom, his gaze lost in a distant memory.
- The atmosphere in the barroom was thick with smoke and the scent of stale beer.
- A group of friends celebrated a birthday in the lively barroom.
- The barroom was a place where secrets were whispered and friendships formed.
- The barroom brawl sent glasses flying and patrons scrambling for cover.
- The piano man played softly in the corner of the barroom, his music providing a soothing backdrop to the conversations.
- The barroom was a sanctuary for those seeking a temporary escape from the outside world.
FAQs About the word barroom
a room or establishment where alcoholic drinks are served over a counterA room containing a bar or counter at which liquors are sold.
saloon, pub, cafe,tavern, nightclub, bar, watering hole, dramshop, watering place,café
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The barroom was filled with the raucous laughter of rowdy patrons.
Old Tom tended bar in a quaint barroom where locals gathered to swap stories.
The barroom mirror reflected the weary faces of men nursing their drinks after a long day.
A lone cowboy sat at the end of the barroom, his gaze lost in a distant memory.
