Barroom

Pronunciation: /bɑr.ruːm/

Definitions of barroom

noun a room in a bar where customers can sit and socialize while drinking alcohol

Example Sentences

A1 I went to a barroom with my friends to celebrate my birthday.

A2 The barroom was crowded with people enjoying drinks and music.

B1 The barroom had a cozy atmosphere with dim lighting and comfortable seating.

B2 The barroom had a wide selection of craft beers and signature cocktails.

C1 The barroom was known for its live music performances and late-night parties.

C2 The barroom's vintage decor and upscale ambiance made it a popular spot for socializing.

Examples of barroom in a Sentence

formal The patrons gathered in the barroom for a night of socializing and relaxation.

informal Let's head to the barroom and grab a few drinks with friends.

slang I heard there's a wild party happening at the barroom tonight.

figurative His mind felt like a chaotic barroom, filled with conflicting thoughts and emotions.

Grammatical Forms of barroom

• plural: barrooms
• comparative: more barroom
• superlative: most barroom
• present tense: barroom
• future tense: will barroom
• perfect tense: have barroomed
• continuous tense: is barrooming
• singular: barroom
• positive degree: barroom
• infinitive: to barroom
• gerund: barrooming
• participle: barroomed

Origin and Evolution of barroom

First Known Use: 1760 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'barroom' originated from the combination of the words 'bar' and 'room' to refer to a room where a bar is located.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a room in which a bar is situated, 'barroom' has evolved to also refer to a place where alcoholic beverages are served and consumed, often in a social setting.