Saloons is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SALOONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SALOON, a large room or hall used for meetings, exhibitions, etc., esp. in a hotel or public building
• a public room or building used for a specified purpose
• a place where alcoholic drinks may be bought and drunk.
• a large public room for use as a lounge on a ship.
• a luxurious railway carriage used as a lounge or restaurant or as private accommodation
• a car having a closed body and a closed boot separated from the part in which the driver and passengers sit
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a tavern

Words related to SALOONS

saloon6

How to use SALOONS in a sentence

• As this was still the residence quarter, he passed on until he gained the heart of the town and the region of the saloons.
• I cannot endure the close saloons, and prefer the fresh breeze, even when mingled with tobacco-smoke.
• The saloons did unusual business and were never closed.
• Our city council is composed almost entirely of saloon men and those who visit saloons and brewery men.
• A wonderful contrast with that gloomy day in London, where all places of amusement were closed and nothing open to the people but the churches and drinking saloons.
• There are no saloons in the Yosemite, nor are there any cats.
• They had forced him to a knowledge of the burlesque houses, the cheap theatres, the shooting galleries, the saloons, the dives.
• Some learned to like liquor, and French saloons in Papeete and throughout Tahiti and Moorea encouraged the taste.
• Amongst the treasures on the walls of the corridors and saloons are several Holbeins, portraits of contemporaries of his, including Henry VIII.
• Hundreds of wax candles illuminated the far-reaching saloons with soft lustre.
• It will then not be out of place for me to sketch a very few of the most brilliant men who in the years which have fled away lighted with their smiles the saloons of Paris.
• You know if the saloons continue they will have their victims in the future as they have had in the past.
• If a mob threatens Pittsburg, Cincinnati, or Atlanta, close the saloons.
• A part of the programme had been carried out in the saloons on the way up.
• Between these was the door that led to a narrow corridor leading directly to the deck in one direction, to one of the saloons in the other.
• The saloons looked deserted, and only a few mustered for a short look at the light on Finisterre.
• He frequented saloons and restaurants to ascertain public sentiment.
• Lager-bier saloons, oyster-cellars, cafes, dancing-rooms, and restaurants of every kind are lighted up, and quickly filled.
• The closing of the saloons has added to the already serious need of providing for the innate feelings of men.
• In town saloons men took each other aside, and muttered over it in corners.
• De Kalb was full of saloons, and there was one on almost every road corner in the county.
• Quite a number of black-eyed, fair looking women circulated among the crowd, and this, to us, seemed quite out of place, for we had never seen women in saloons before.
• The background was a perspective of pillars, conveying the idea of unlimited saloons, all opening into each other.
• All we heard was the ship chopping along through the dark sea, and distant voices in the saloons below.
• Few of the restaurants ever closed, none of the saloons did.
• I wait on cold street corners, I travel over miles of half-settled country, long stretches of shanties and saloons huddled close to the trolley line.

Similar words containing SALOON without suffix s

saloon6

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