pub
noun [C] /pʌb/ (formal public house) UKDefinition
A2 a place in Britain and Ireland where alcoholic drinks can be bought and drunk and where food is often available: Do you want to go to (informal go down) the pub after work? our local pub a pub lunch. → See also publican, local nounSelling and serving alcoholic drinksPublic entertainment venues
(Definition of pub noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- auditorium noun
- bandstand noun
- bar noun (DRINKING PLACE)
- boozer noun
- brewpub noun
- drive-in noun
- fleshpot noun
- flick noun (FILM)
- free house noun
- gastropub noun
- honky-tonk noun
- palace noun
- pavilion noun (BUILDING)
- pavilion noun (TEMPORARY STRUCTURE)
- picture noun (IMAGE)
- playhouse noun (THEATRE)
- public bar noun
- public house noun
- saloon bar noun
- saloon noun (BAR)
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