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‖ entresol
(ˈɛntəsɒl, Fr. ɑ̃tr(ə)sɔl)
Also 8 entresole, entersole, 9 intersole.
[Fr.; f. entre between + sol the ground.]
A low story placed between the ‘ground floor’ and the ‘first floor’ of a building; sometimes so contrived as to appear externally part of the former; a mezzanine story. Also attrib.
1711R. Neve Builder's Dict. (ed. 2) Entresole, sometimes call'd Mezanine, is a kind of little Story, contrived occasionally at the top of the first Story, for the conveniency of a Ward-robe, etc. 1789P. Smyth tr. Aldrich's Archit. (1818) 140 The lesser rooms have entersoles with winding stair⁓cases leading to them. 1823Nicholson Pract. Builder 438 In this case, the upper story is termed a mezzanine or inter⁓sole. 1848Thackeray Van. Fair xxxvi. (1853) 305 They could take the premier now, instead of the little entresol of the Hotel which they occupied. 1864Leeds Mercury 15 Nov., The inhabitants..on the borders of the Arno hastened to remove their valuables from the ground floors and even entresols. 1887Times (weekly ed.) 17 June 4/1 A small back room on the entresol floor of Palace-chambers. |