Synonyms for booth
buθ; Brit. buðbooth

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1. boothnoun

   a table (in a restaurant or bar) surrounded by two high-backed benches

   Synonyms:
   stall, kiosk, cubicle

2. booth, cubicle, stall, kiosknoun

   small area set off by walls for special use

   Synonyms:
   stalling, sales booth, cubicle, cell, carrel, carrell, stand, kiosk, stall

3. Booth, John Wilkes Boothnoun

   United States actor and assassin of President Lincoln (1838-1865)

   Synonyms:
   stall, kiosk, cubicle

4. boothnoun

   a small shop at a fair; for selling goods or entertainment

   Synonyms:
   stall, kiosk, cubicle

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1. • Actor
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   • Shop
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1. List of paraphrases for "booth":

   kiosk, cabin, boothia, newsstand, gazebo, cab, stalls, array, stand, stateroom, payphone, carry-on

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1. Biden Justice Department:

   Before SB 1, the State of Texas already imposed some of the strictest limitations in the nation on the right of certain citizens to voting assistance. SB 1 further, and impermissibly, restricts the core right to meaningful assistance in the voting booth.

2. John Flansburgh:

   I was working in a parking lot, which is a great place to learn the guitar. I sat in the booth and practiced all day long. And only two cars were stolen while I worked there.

3. Tim Ryan:

   I didn’t hear any calls for restraint from Director Mulvaney when the Administration used taxpayer dollars to buy a $43,000 phone booth or a $31,000 dining room table. Where is Director Mulvaney while the Administration is piling-up private jet costs and taking $120,000 Italian vacations — all on the government dime?

4. Neil Kinnock:

   People who tell pollsters that they’re not sure or they’re not going to vote Conservative will, in the privacy of the ballot booth, say: 'To hell with it, I’ll stick with what I know.

5. Steve Doocy:

   Sorry, sir, you have to see the manager in the convenience booth.