- A
parlour (or parlor) is a
reception room or
public space. In
medieval Christian Europe, the "outer
parlour" was the room
where the
monks or nuns conducted...
-
Raymond Parlour (born 7
March 1973) is an
English former professional footballer and
sports radio pundit for BBC
Radio 5 Live and Talksport. He was a...
- in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
parlour is a kind of room.
Parlour or
parlor may also
refer to:
Parlour music, type of po****r
music which, as...
- A
parlour or
parlor game is a
group game pla**** indoors,
named so as they were
often pla**** in a
parlour.
These games were
extremely po****r
among the...
-
Parlour music (or
parlor music) is a type of po****r
music which, as the name suggests, is
intended to be
performed in the
parlours of houses, usually...
-
published in 1829. The
first line of the poem is "'Will you walk into my
parlour?' said the
Spider to the Fly." The
story tells of a
cunning spider who...
- A m****age
parlor (American English), or m****age
parlour (Canadian/British English), is a
place where m****age
services are provided. Some m****age parlors...
- Farrell's Ice
Cream Parlour was an
American ice
cream parlor and
sandwich chain that was
founded in Portland, Oregon, in 1963. The
chain became defunct...
- A
parlour boarder is an
archaic term for a
privileged category of
pupil at a
boarding school.
Parlour boarders are
described by a
modern historian as...
- Box Inn – Cleethorpes,
Lincolnshire The list
includes a
small number of
parlour pubs, one of
which is the Sun Inn in Leintwardine, Herefordshire. The smallest...
