Associations to the word «Basement»
Noun
- Attic
- Storey
- Collagen
- Membrane
- Laundry
- Cellar
- Cafeteria
- Garage
- Floor
- Stair
- Elevator
- Stairway
- Masonry
- Staircase
- Dylan
- Vault
- Uplift
- Furnace
- Parking
- Kitchen
- Massif
- Auditorium
- Granite
- Fallout
- Boiler
- Bedroom
- Crypt
- Sewer
- Cornice
- Storage
- Dormitory
- Gym
- Cretaceous
- Locker
- Tenement
- Sediment
- Sandstone
- Patio
- Tape
- Closet
- Garret
- Ventilation
- Bargain
- Gable
- Dungeon
- Bathroom
- Fireplace
- Nightclub
- Plumbing
- Concourse
- Stucco
- Backyard
- Apartment
- Courthouse
- Demos
- Hallway
- Limestone
- Heater
- Brick
- Lounge
- Oceanic
- Roof
- Buffy
- Lobby
- Portico
- Classroom
- Chute
- Passageway
- Foyer
- Alley
- Rooftop
- Flooding
- Building
Adjective
Wiktionary
BASEMENT, noun. A floor of a building below ground level.
BASEMENT, noun. (sports) (informal) Last place in a sports conference standings.
BASEMENT BATTLER, noun. (idiomatic) (sports) A team in or around the relegation zone.
BASEMENT BATTLERS, noun. Plural of basement battler
BASEMENT MEMBRANE, noun. (anatomy) (histology) A thin sheet of fibrous cells that underlies the epithelium.
BASEMENT MEMBRANES, noun. Plural of basement membrane
Dictionary definition
BASEMENT, noun. The lowermost portion of a structure partly or wholly below ground level; often used for storage.
BASEMENT, noun. The ground floor facade or interior in Renaissance architecture.
Wise words
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