parlor
noun(par-lor)
a room used primarily for conversation or the reception of guests: such as
parlor
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a room in a private dwelling for the entertainment of guests
parlor
noun(par-lor)
a conference chamber or private reception room
parlor
adjective(par-lor)
used in or suitable for a parlor
parlor
adjective(par-lor)
fostered or advocated in comfortable seclusion without consequent action or application to affairs
parlor
adjective(par-lor)
given to or characterized by fostering or advocating something (such as a doctrine) in such a manner
parlor
noun(par-lor)
an extra-fare railroad passenger car for day travel equipped with individual chairs
parlor
noun(par-lor)
a game suitable for playing indoors
parlor
noun(par-lor)
a grand piano intermediate in length between a concert grand and a baby grand
parlor
noun(par-lor)
a usually simple trick or demonstration that is used especially to entertain or amuse guests —sometimes used figuratively
parlor
noun(par-lor)
an establishment that provides massage treatments; also : one offering sexual services in addition to or in lieu of massage
parlor
noun(par-lor)
a room in the front part of a house or apartment that is used for spending time with guests
parlor
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a place where people go to get tattoos