Associations to the word «Parlour»
Noun
- Massage
- Boarder
- Maid
- Bedroom
- Landlady
- Grate
- Sofa
- Tattoo
- Kitchen
- Brothel
- Fireplace
- Verandah
- Sitting
- Mahogany
- Pizza
- Garret
- Breakfast
- Inn
- Footman
- Pullman
- Funeral
- Supper
- Tea
- Blind
- Stair
- Furniture
- Staircase
- Chimney
- Shop
- Ladyship
- Refreshment
- Phoebe
- Prostitution
- Lodging
- Knitting
- Curtain
- Cloister
- Toole
- Landlord
- Twinkle
- Cupboard
- Flavour
- Farrell
- Convent
- Clatter
- Door
- Sherry
- Arsenal
- Window
- Room
- Saloon
- Stove
- Candle
- Apron
- Gentleman
- Winnie
- Fairfield
- Dresser
- Parlor
- Tray
- Tavern
- Bar
- Amelia
- Carpet
- Salon
- Shutter
- Rug
- Peep
- Hostess
- Trick
- Stocking
Adjective
Wiktionary
PARLOUR, noun. British standard spelling of parlor.
PARLOUR GAME, noun. Any of a number of amusing games played indoors with few props by the members of a social gathering.
PARLOUR GAME, noun. (politics) (figuratively) The use of deliberately nebulous or confusing language.
PARLOUR GAMES, noun. Plural of parlour game
PARLOUR MATCH, noun. A friction match that contains little or no sulphur.
PARLOUR SKATE, noun. (obsolete) A roller skate, particularly one intended for indoor use.
Dictionary definition
PARLOUR, noun. Reception room in an inn or club where visitors can be received.
PARLOUR, noun. A room in a private house or establishment where people can sit and talk and relax.
Wise words
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