bar parlours
bar parlours is the plural of bar parlour.
Meaning of bar parlour
Noun
bar parlour (plural bar parlours)
- A small, often cozier, section within a larger pub or inn, distinct from the main bar area.
- I was feeling wilted and dry after some hours in the driving cab with the sun on it. I suggested that we might remove discussion from the middle of the street to some more congenial spot. We passed round their trucks through a familiar litter of cases of biscuits, chests of tea, sides of bacon...1951, John Wyndham, The Day of the Triffids, Harmondsworth: Penguin Books, published 1954, page 192
Questions about bar parlours
- What is bar parlours the plural of?
- Bar parlours is the plural of bar parlour.
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