Associations to the word «Booth»
Noun
- Wilkes
- Polling
- Brennan
- Toll
- Brutus
- Phone
- Edwin
- Telephone
- Salvation
- Announcer
- Refreshment
- Ticket
- Gore
- Vendor
- Alison
- Tabernacle
- Shirley
- Conspirator
- Waitress
- Stall
- Warrington
- Connie
- Corbett
- Concourse
- Staircase
- Lincoln
- Diner
- Lillian
- Abraham
- Transporter
- Projection
- Carnival
- Bazaar
- Assassin
- Assassination
- Lobby
- Attendee
- Darrell
- Projector
- Tucker
- Seating
- Fare
- Temperance
- Atm
- Isolation
- Cheshire
- Telecast
- Rusty
- Massey
- Autograph
- Expo
- Fair
- Ware
- Merchandise
- Barton
- Concession
- Mba
- Dj
- Peep
- Ferris
- Souvenir
- Microphone
- Catherine
- Vip
- Marketplace
- Stool
- Foyer
- Sideline
- Zachary
- Accomplice
- Luce
- Snack
- Counter
- Steamship
- Privacy
- Turnpike
- Jared
- Hector
- Evangelist
- Tent
- Waiter
- Token
- Cafe
- Zack
- Aisle
- Lounge
- Israelites
- Parking
Wiktionary
BOOTH, noun. A small stall for the display and sale of goods.
BOOTH, noun. An enclosure just big enough to accommodate one standing person.
BOOTH, proper noun. A surname.
BOOTH BABE, noun. A female model hired to represent a product and interact with consumers at a trade fair or similar event.
BOOTH BABES, noun. Plural of booth babe
Dictionary definition
BOOTH, noun. A table (in a restaurant or bar) surrounded by two high-backed benches.
BOOTH, noun. Small area set off by walls for special use.
BOOTH, noun. United States actor and assassin of President Lincoln (1838-1865).
BOOTH, noun. A small shop at a fair; for selling goods or entertainment.
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