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parlor
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Word definitions for parlor in dictionaries
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
c.1200, parlur , "window through which confessions were made," also "apartment in a monastery for conversations with outside persons;" from Old French parleor "courtroom, judgment hall, auditorium" (12c., Modern French parloir ), from parler "to speak" ...
Usage examples of parlor.
By the time Miss Tyler had returned with a tray, Lady Millicent had re-entered the parlor, and the musicians had switched to an allemande, from a suite by Herr Bach, whose sonorities included the sound of a few string instruments.
Robespierre, who so freely apostrophized them from the parlor of the Duplays.
Sapphire tried to dash out the parlor archway, but Magiere kicked her in the stomach.
Alucius took the still-sealed envelope through the archway into the front parlor and study.
She worked as a beautician and also as an accountant for beauty parlors.
March the first floor of Nine Balls Billiards Parlor was dark and silent in the night.
Empty now, the parking lot was once filled with very expensive luxury cars and SUVs, owned by the patrons of the upscale billiards parlor, Nine Balls.
They went to sit in the parlor and wait, smoking nervously, and exchanging quiet talk.
He was delighted, on the other hand, by a woman relating the story of her daughter running into the parlor after finding a daddy longlegs on her pillow.
He wondered whether, as long as he was at the mod parlor, he should have the batteries drilled out of his right mastoid and replaced.
They laughed and joked, and when supper was over, the dishes washed, and the lamps lighted, they gathered in the old-fashioned parlor, and Betty played on a melodeon that gave forth rather doleful sounds.
Certainly Emma felt like a much younger woman as she sat at her desk in the upstairs parlor of Pennistone Royal on this bright April morning of 1969.
They reported to a woman named Farilla, who ran a fortune-telling parlor in the Prole district.
This was a bit of prosecutorial parlor talk probably best not shared in front of a defense lawyer.
He circled against her legs once more, then abruptly ceased purring and led the way towards the half-open parlor door.