hall /höl/

1. A large room entered immediately by the front door of a house
2. A passage or lobby at the entrance of a house
3. The main room in a great house
4. A building containing such a room
5. A manor-house
6. The main building of a college
7. In some cases the college itself
8. An unendowed college
9. A licensed residence for students
10. A college dining room
11. Hence, the dinner itself
12. A place for special professional education, or the conferring of diplomas, licences, etc
13. The headquarters of a guild, society, etc
14. A servants' dining room and sitting room (servants' hall)
15. A building or large chamber for meetings, concerts, exhibitions, etc
16. A clear space (archaic)

hall-bedˈroom noun (US)

A bedroom partitioned off at the end of an entrance hall

hallˈ-door noun

A front door

hallˈmark noun

1. The authorized stamp impressed on gold, silver or platinum articles at Goldsmiths' Hall or some other place of assaying, indicating date, maker, fineness of metal, etc
2. Any mark of authenticity or good quality

transitive verb

To stamp with such a mark

hallˈ-moot noun

1. The court of the lord of a manor
2. The court of a guild

hall of fame noun

1. A gallery of busts, portraits, etc of celebrated people
2. The ranks of the great and famous

hall of residence noun

A building providing residential accommodation for students at a university, etc

hallˈstand noun

A tall piece of furniture fitted with hooks on which hats, coats and umbrellas can be left

hall tree noun (N American)

A hallstand

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