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Definition of apartment
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Apartment
(n.) A set or suite of
rooms.
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Shop
::
Shop (n.) A
building
or an
apartment
in which
goods,
wares,
drugs,
etc., are sold by
retail..
Parlor
::
Parlor
(n.) In large
private
houses,
a
sitting
room for the
family
and for
familiar
guests,
-- a room for less
formal
uses than the
drawing-room.
Esp., in
modern
times,
the
dining
room of a house
having
few
apartments,
as a
London
house,
where the
dining
parlor
is
usually
on the
ground
floor..
Stall
::
Stall (v. i.) A small
apartment
or shed in which
merchandise
is
exposed
for sale; as, a
butcher's
stall;
a
bookstall..
Office
::
Office
(n.) The place where a
particular
kind of
business
or
service
for
others
is
transacted;
a house or
apartment
in which
public
officers
and
others
transact
business;
as, the
register's
office;
a
lawyer's
office..
Study
::
Study (v. i.) A
building
or
apartment
devoted
to study or to
literary
work.
Dado
::
Dado (n.) In
interior
decoration,
the lower part of the wall of an
apartment
when
adorned
with
moldings,
or
otherwise
specially
decorated..
Hall
::
Hall (n.) The chief room in a
castle
or manor
house,
and in early times the only
public
room,
serving
as the place of
gathering
for the
lord's
family
with the
retainers
and
servants,
also for
cooking
and
eating.
It was often
contrasted
with the
bower,
which was the
private
or
sleeping
apartment..
Portal
::
Portal
(n.)
Formerly,
a small
square
corner
in a room
separated
from the rest of the
apartment
by
wainscoting,
forming
a short
passage
to
another
apartment..
Library
::
Library
(n.) A
building
or
apartment
appropriated
for
holding
such a
collection
of
books.
Wainscot
::
Wainscot
(n.) A
wooden
lining
or
boarding
of the walls of
apartments,
usually
made in
panels..
Basilica
::
Basilica
(n.)
Originally,
the place of a king; but
afterward,
an
apartment
provided
in the
houses
of
persons
of
importance,
where
assemblies
were held for
dispensing
justice;
and
hence,
any large hall used for this
purpose..
Revestiary
::
Revestiary
(n.) The
apartment,
in a
church
or
temple,
where the
vestments,
etc., are kept; -- now
contracted
into
vestry..
Parament
::
Parament
(n.)
Ornamental
hangings,
furniture,
etc., as of a state
apartment;
rich and
elegant
robes worn by men of rank; --
chiefly
in the
plural..
Athenaeum
::
Athenaeum
(n.) A
building
or an
apartment
where a
library,
periodicals,
and
newspapers
are kept for use..
Infect
::
Infect
(v. t.) To taint with
morbid
matter
or any
pestilential
or
noxious
substance
or
effluvium
by which
disease
is
produced;
as, to
infect
a
lancet;
to
infect
an
apartment..
Sacristy
::
Sacristy
(n.) An
apartment
in a
church
where the
sacred
utensils,
vestments,
etc., are kept; a
vestry..
Doghole
::
Doghole
(n.) A place fit only for dogs; a vile, mean
habitation
or
apartment..
Bath
::
Bath (n.) A
building
containing
an
apartment
or a
series
of
apartments
arranged
for
bathing.
Partition
::
Partition
(v.) A part
divided
off by
walls;
an
apartment;
a
compartment.
Cell
::
Cell (n.) A very small and close
apartment,
as in a
prison
or in a
monastery
or
convent;
the hut of a
hermit..
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