saloon /sə-loonˈ/

1. A large public room (for billiards, for hairdressing, for dancing, for exhibitions, etc)
2. A large public cabin or dining room for passengers on a ship, luxury train, etc
3. A saloon carriage
4. A saloon bar
5. An establishment where alcoholic drink is served (N American)
6. A motor car with two or four doors and enclosed compartment for driver and passengers, not an estate, coupé or sports model (also saloon car)

saloon bar noun

An area in a public house, quieter and more comfortably furnished than the public bar, usu (esp formerly) separated from it

saloon carriage noun

A railway carriage with its interior open from end to end, not divided into compartments, etc

saloon deck noun

An upper deck on a ship reserved for saloon or first-class passengers

saloonˈ-keeper noun (N American)

A publican

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