kiosk
/ˈkiːɑːsk/
noun
- A small, open-fronted booth or stall where goods or services are sold, often in a public place.
- I bought a newspaper and a bottle of water from the kiosk on the corner.
- She runs a small kiosk in the mall that sells handmade jewelry.
- The airport has a kiosk where you can rent headphones for your flight.
- A self-service electronic machine or terminal that provides information or allows transactions.
- The library installed a new kiosk where patrons can search for books and pay fines.
- You can check in for your flight at the self-service kiosk near the entrance.
- At the museum, an interactive kiosk gives visitors details about each exhibit.