hall
/hɔː/ or /hɑː/Definitions
1. noun
a large room in a building, typically used for social events, meetings, or exhibitions.
“The university’s grand hall was filled with students celebrating the end of the semester.”
2. noun
a corridor or entrance of a building, often with a door or doors.
“The front hall of the house had a large wooden door with a brass doorknob.”
3. noun
a person’s residence, especially when spoken of as a place of public resort.
“The mayor’s hall was open to the public for a charity event.”
4. verb
to call to a public meeting or assembly, especially to announce a royal or official presence.
“The king’s herald was tasked with hall the people to the palace for the coronation ceremony.”
5. verb
to make a loud noise, especially to attract attention.
“The fire alarm began to hall, signaling an emergency in the building.”