kiosk

Part of speech: noun

Arch. An ornamental pavilion, common in the Orient, and imitated elsewhere.

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Usage examples "kiosk":

  1. And who then has poisoned the general and his wife, in the kiosk, if not Natacha? - "The Secret of the Night", Gaston Leroux.
  2. Go back to the Vizier's kiosk while he hath not noticed thy absence. - "The Slaves of the Padishah", Mór Jókai.
  3. Edgington's people shall fit up a tent and a kiosk, and we'll try and do the thing nicely. - "By Birth a Lady", George Manville Fenn.