saloons (Meaning)
saloons
the living area on a yacht, sedan sense 2a, salon sense 1, a public room for socializing especially on a ship, salon sense 4, salon sense 2, an often elaborately decorated public hall, parlor car, a usually large public cabin on a ship (as for dining), barroom
Synonyms & Antonyms of saloons
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saloons Sentence Examples
- The old-fashioned saloon exuded a smoky, whiskey-scented ambiance.
- The town's mayor proposed closing down all the saloons in an effort to reduce crime.
- The miners frequented the saloons after a hard day's work, seeking solace in drinks.
- The grand saloon of the luxury cruise ship offered an array of fine liquors and live entertainment.
- The saloon was a popular meeting spot for cowboys and outlaws alike.
- The swinging doors of the saloon creaked open, announcing the arrival of a new customer.
- The piano player in the saloon had a repertoire of both lively tunes and mournful ballads.
- The saloon was the only place in town where you could get a glass of whiskey on a Sunday.
- The saloon's clientele ranged from respectable businessmen to notorious criminals.
- The local saloon was a hub of the community, where people gathered to socialize and share stories.
FAQs About the word saloons
the living area on a yacht, sedan sense 2a, salon sense 1, a public room for socializing especially on a ship, salon sense 4, salon sense 2, an often elaboratel
pubs, nightclubs, cafes,taverns, bars, cabarets, barrooms, dramshops, taprooms, gin mills
No antonyms found.
The old-fashioned saloon exuded a smoky, whiskey-scented ambiance.
The town's mayor proposed closing down all the saloons in an effort to reduce crime.
The miners frequented the saloons after a hard day's work, seeking solace in drinks.
The grand saloon of the luxury cruise ship offered an array of fine liquors and live entertainment.
