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inn

[in] / ɪn /


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They were looking for something that could function as both home and inn, and the 2,000-square-foot property fit the bill.

From The Wall Street Journal

Gentlemen and ladies reserved times to visit with the spirits at a busy inn called the Dunham House.

From Literature

With hardwood floors, antique wallpaper, and fish-themed knickknacks, it’s the perfect vibe for a lakeside inn.

From Literature

Confused humans scratched their heads and could do nothing but watch as a mysterious branch with a piece of red-and-black fabric that looked remarkably like the pillowcases from the inn waved in the air.

From Literature

We exit the inn, and standing beneath the thatched roof is the scarecrow from the train station.

From Literature