tavern
31tavern — sb. RG. 195 …
32tavern — tav·ern || tævÉ™(r)n n. bar; inn, hospice …
33tavern — n. Inn, public house, hostelry, eating house …
34tavern — n 1. bar, barroom, taproom, saloon, alehouse, Brit. public house, Brit. pub; bar and grill, grill, grill room, brasserie; cocktail lounge, bistro, cabaret, nightclub; All Sl. beer joint, gin mill, watering hole, dive, barrelhouse, honky tonk,… …
35tavern — tav·ern …
36tavern — tav•ern [[t]ˈtæv ərn[/t]] n. 1) a place where liquors are sold to be consumed on the premises 2) a public house for travelers and others; inn • Etymology: 1250–1300; ME taverne < OF < L taberna hut, inn, shop …
37tavern — /ˈtævən / (say tavuhn) noun 1. premises where food and alcoholic drink are served, but where no accommodation is provided. 2. Chiefly British a hotel; inn. {French taverne} …
38tavern — Hale inu lama …
39tavern — A public place where accommodations of food and lodging are furnished to the traveling public for compensation. Anno: 19 ALR 519, s. 53 ALR 988. A place where intoxicating liquor is sold in small quantities to be drunk on the spot. 30 Am J Rev ed …
40Old Tavern Farm — Tavern Farm, Old U.S. National Register of Historic Places …
