Definition of barroom
: a room or establishment whose main feature is a bar for the sale of liquor : 1bar 5b
- a barroom brawl
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Examples of barroom in a Sentence
her mother didn't like her even to walk past the barroom because she was worried that there might be drunk people inside
Recent Examples of barroom from the Web
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The band's edgy blend of '70s rock and blues laced with face-melting guitars and the fiery dynamism of lead vocalist Wendy Case could rev up a barroom like no one else.
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Don was taken to St. Vincent's to have his head stitched up, and according to the Post, the two barroom vigilantes were released on bail.
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The singer and fiddler has been a barroom staple in Nashville, and a favorite of the town’s working musicians.
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But the dominant note is one of barroom familiarity with the heir to the throne.
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By 2010, when Landon Donovan scored a last second goal to beat Algeria and send the U.S. team to the round of 16, packed American barrooms erupted and horns honked in the streets.
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Grinspan is first seen in the series displaying a cast iron axe meant to poke fun at longtime temperance leader Carrie Nation, known for attacking barrooms with a hatchet.
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But only the ground floor (the barroom, the bar and lounge) is functioning.
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The first set of criticisms elides the boardroom with the barroom.
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First Known Use of barroom
1742
BARROOM Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of barroom for English Language Learners
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: a place where alcoholic drinks are served
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