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Hall A large room or space with a long corridor leading off it, typically used for sleeping, eating, and other communal activities. ■ "I forgot my keys in the hall. Now I have to go back to get them!"
bassoon A musical instrument played by blowing air through a reed into a conical bore, producing a low-pitched sound. ■ "The bassoon section of the orchestra played so loudly that it could be heard from outside the concert hall."
bulletins The official news of a company, organization, or government agency. ■ "The local newspaper always features the latest bulletins from city hall."
crowed To make a loud, boastful noise as if one is a proud and important person. ■ "The king crowed with pride as he entered the grand hall, surrounded by his loyal subjects."
Footsteps The sound made by a person walking on their feet. ■ I heard footsteps coming down the hall. I knew it was my mom, because she always walks so loudly!
Residence A place where someone lives, works, or both. It can also refer to a building or structure designed for people to live in. ■ "I'm going to check out the new residence hall on campus."
Slightly An expression used to describe something that is only just noticeable or barely perceptible. ■ "I can smell the fish from slightly down the hall."
submarine A submersible watercraft used for military or scientific purposes. ■ The submarine crew decided to celebrate their victory by having a "sub sandwich" party in the mess hall.
vestibule A small room or entrance hall, typically with a tiled floor and a coat rack. ■ John's vestibule was the perfect place to hang his winter coat and boots.
gassed To be extremely excited or enthusiastic about something, often to the point of being silly or overly dramatic. ■ When Sarah found out she got accepted into her dream school, she was so gassed that she started doing cartwheels down the hall.
majestic adjective Exuding grandeur, pomp, and elegance in a way that is so impressive it's hard to believe it exists. Like a peacock showing off its feathers or a lion roaring at the top of its lungs. ■ The king's majestic entrance into the grand hall left everyone speechless.
Orchestrate To arrange or plan an elaborate performance, often with the use of music and choreography. ■ "I need to orchestrate a surprise birthday party for my wife, so I hired a dance troupe and booked a banquet hall. It was amazing!"
redevelopment The act of making something new or better out of something old or bad. ■ "I heard that they're planning to redevelop the old shopping mall into a trendy food hall. I can't wait for the day when I don't have to eat sushi from a plastic tray!
selectman A person who is chosen to make decisions for a group or community, typically by an election. ■ "The selectman was tasked with choosing the new town hall, but he made a terrible decision and ended up selecting a building that was already being used as a storage unit."