saloon
/səˈlun/
noun
- A bar or tavern, especially in the American Old West, where alcoholic drinks are served.
- The cowboy walked into the saloon and ordered a whiskey.
- In many Western movies, the saloon is the center of town activity.
- The old saloon still has its original wooden bar and swinging doors.
- A large room or hall used for public gatherings, entertainment, or dining, especially on a ship.
- The luxury liner had a grand saloon with chandeliers and velvet chairs.
- They held the dance in the saloon of the steamboat.
- Passengers gathered in the ship's saloon for the captain's dinner.
- A type of car with a closed body and separate trunk; a sedan (chiefly British).
- In the UK, a saloon car is often called a sedan in the US.
- The new model is a sleek saloon with plenty of legroom.
- He drives a four-door saloon that is comfortable for long trips.