kiosk
kiɔsk-
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kiosk
small area set off by walls for special use
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kiosk
A kind of open pavilion or summer-house, generally constructed of wood, straw, or other light materials, and often supported by pillars round the foot of which is a balustrade. Such pavilions, which are common in Turkey and Persia, have been introduced into the gardens and parks of western Europe. -
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kiosk
In France, a street news-stand or booth somewhat resembling in form a small kiosk as in sense 1.
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Kiosk
ki-osk′ an Eastern garden pavilion: a small shop like a sentry-box for the sale of papers, &c.
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary Turk.,—Pers. kushk.
Items Tagged with ' kiosk '. creditunionmagazine.com
ASHC to dedicate 'Lost Towns kiosk . catskillmountainnews.com
A depth adjustability feature ensures the kiosks are compatible with a variety of displays that are built to varying dimensions. thejournal.com
That's the target date for the new parking kiosks in Lake Geneva to take effect. lakegenevanews.net
You simply walk to one of the conveniently placed kiosks and follow its instructions. lakegenevanews.net
The kiosks cost about $900,000. lakegenevanews.net
Bakery selling in Plaza kiosk . csbj.com
One is already set up at Lee's Cyclery in Ft. Clark said the store has sold 17 bikes though the kiosk in the last several weeks. bicycleretailer.com
The kiosks were first introduced back in 2004. kolotv.com
The kiosks accept applications for drivers licenses, identification card renewals and instruction permits. kolotv.com
The DMV says the fee allows them to expand and add more kiosks . kolotv.com
Singleton is charged with overall responsibility for the company's kiosk business and will report to Theo Killion, CEO. chainstoreage.com
Santa Barbara Police are now saying a tip led to the arrest of a man in connection with a series of armed robberies of parking kiosks in the city. kclu.org
Prices for the kiosk 's items are the same as at the chain's traditional stores. toledoblade.com
Chick-fil-A selling in downtown kiosk . csbj.com
Networked information kiosks are being installed in a number of communities to provide public and expert environmental information.
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THE MAIDEN OF THE GOLDEN KIOSK. "Stories in Verse" by
There is something in the wind of more than usual importance in the neighbourhood of Yildiz Kiosk just now, I am certain. "The Albert Gate Mystery" by
In the centre of the park is a small kiosk, from which one may take in the surroundings. "Down South" by
As she went in a great figure came from behind the newspaper kiosk outside the gates and followed Mary up the road. "Mary, Mary" by
He was seated in a kiosk. "Diaries of Sir Moses and Lady Montefiore, Volume I" by
The Sultan, from his kiosk, the windows of which opened on the Bosphorus, counted the ships. "Great Pirate Stories" by
We will get behind the newspaper kiosks and let them drive the crowd back, and then we will go through. "Fantômas" by
Here he usually entered, and soon reached a small kiosk near that pond among the woods which has already been spoken of. "The Cryptogram" by
Look, you can even see those poor devils lying around the subway kiosk. "The End of Time" by
The woman in the newspaper kiosk in the Piazza di Spagna knows me, and I can leave Pasquina with her. "Olive in Italy" by
Spare fast, and orisons;
Mine me allows the drink-house,
And sweet chase of the nuns.
The mimic soldiers strut and stride,
Sometimes the blue-eyed brigands hide
In the bleak tangles of the bosk.
Paddle the swift caique.
Thou brawny oarsman with the sunburnt cheek,
Quick! for it soothes my heart to hear the Bulbul speak.