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booth

[booth] / buθ /


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“The communication that’s going on between the officials in the crew and New York and in the booth in the stadium is ridiculously smooth and quick,” McKay said.

From Los Angeles Times

The air in our booth stills and his smile slips, like it was a fake stick-on one, and I see his real self peek out from underneath.

From Literature

In the valley below sat the fee booth for the east entrance.

From Los Angeles Times

Mercurial and unreliable in the studio, Stewart would sometimes fall asleep on the couch during recording sessions or lie down in the vocal booth.

From The Wall Street Journal

Last year two women became critically ill at an antiaging conference in Las Vegas after they received peptide injections at a booth run by a California-based doctor known for promoting alternative therapies.

From The Wall Street Journal