What does BOOTH mean?

Booth

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A small temporary structure used for selling goods or providing information at a public event.

Pronunciation (US): /buð/

Pronunciation (UK): /buːθ/

Origin and Usage: The word "booth" originated in the 13th century from the Middle English word "bothe," which meant "dwelling, shelter, or tent." It was used to describe a small temporary structure used by merchants to sell their goods. Nowadays, "booth" is commonly used to refer to a small enclosed space used for selling goods or providing information at a public event, such as a fair or exhibition.

Synonyms: Stall, kiosk, stand, tent, cubicle.

Related Words: Booths, boost, boots, bothy, broth.

Example Sentences:

• She rented a booth at the craft fair to sell her handmade jewelry.
• The information booth at the train station was staffed by friendly volunteers.
• The photo booth at the wedding was a big hit with the guests.
• He set up a booth at the flea market to sell his collection of vintage books.