About The Word Foyer
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Foyer
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What's The Definition Of Foyer?
[n] a large entrance or reception room or area
Synonyms | Synonyms for Foyer: antechamber | anteroom | entrance hall | hall | lobby | vestibule Related Terms | Find terms related to Foyer: ancestral halls | chimney corner | entrance | entrance hall | entranceway | entry | entryway | family homestead | fireplace | fireside | galilee | hearth | hearth and home | hearthstone | home | home place | home roof | home sweet home | homestead | household | ingle | inglenook | ingleside | lobby | menage | narthex | paternal roof | portal | portico | propylaeum | roof | rooftree | stoa | threshold | toft | vestibule See Also | building | edifice | narthex | room Foyer In Webster's Dictionary \Foy`er"\, n. [F., fr. LL. focarium fireplace. See
{Focus}, n.]
1. A lobby in a theater; a greenroom.
2. The crucible or basin in a furnace which receives the
molten metal. --Knight.
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