omnibus box
now historical
noun
A large box in a theatre or opera house shared by several subscribers.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Richard Barham (1788–1845), writer and Church of England clergyman.
- theosophically
- theosophist
- theosophy
- theoterrorism
- theotherapy
- the other day (or night, week, etc.)
- the other side of the coin
- the other thing
- the other way round (or around; also about)
- Theotokos
- the/our Saviour
- the Outer House of the Court of Session
- the Ozarks
- the Pacific
- the Pale
- the Pamirs
- the Pandects
- the Paralympics
- the Paris Commune
- the Parquet
- the Paschal Lamb
- the Passion
- the path of least resistance
- the patter of tiny feet
- the pen is mightier than the sword