noun
definition
A public house where beverages, primarily alcoholic, may be bought and consumed, also providing food and sometimes entertainment such as live music or television.
definition
A public server.
verb
definition
To go to one or more public houses.
Examples of pub in a Sentence
She searched the busy pub with her gaze.
Instead, she started a third bowl of the soup and watched the pub fill with people.
I took Sean's job at the pub.
Sean got you some clothes before he went to the pub for his shift.
The best book of coloured plates is the Atlas der Alpenflora, in 5 vols., pub.
Why is a Guardian working at the pub?
The name derives from the Wenlock brewery which once brewed ales here - the pub dates back to 1835.
She hugged herself and hurried towards the door to the pub.
Yully fled the pub for her car and opened the door with cold, fumbling hands.
A burly redhead who towered over her, his face was flushed from the heat of the warm pub.
All the Guardians, like me and Sean, your bartender friend in that pub where we met, lost our magic.
The Swan is the very epitome of what a good village community pub should be.
These are perfectly proficient musicians doing a perfectly proficient rendition of an average pub rock band.
He found solace in the pub, leaving the girls to mind the shop.
An English garden with overflowing herbaceous borders adjoins the pub and boasts an abundance of outdoor seating.
It's not uncommon with pub food to find the vegetables a mere afterthought, not a charge that can be leveled here.
At last you can find the name of that deserted airfield or charming old pub!
We pride ourselves in being a Real ale pub serving the best of local and national cask-conditioned ales.
Clive eats pub curry SIR CLIVE has added fisticuffs to his already formidable verbal arsenal of offensive weapons against business rivals.
Witch Trials suggests magic mushroom tea drunk from a dirty pub ashtray, an Ambrosian dishwater.
Do you think you ' make more sense ' to a Northern Irish audience than to a crowd in a pub backroom in Cambridge?
Trimmer Welsh, the muscle behind the gang, was causing a scene with the new barmaid in a pub.
Are journey was made more bearable by a good old pub lunch on the way home.
Also a mention for The beehive in Grantham, which has a real beehive outside instead of a pub sign.
A trip to the pub was needed to help dear my increasingly befuddled brain.
Being a Sam Smiths pub, the bar is geared toward proper pub drinking and features a bevy of hand-pulled ales.
Not everyone slumps in front of their telly on a Saturday night or pops down to the pub to get blotto.
At the same time The Lescar - being a mighty fine pub - serves booze which always helps.
I feel like sitting in a pub and drowning my pain in good booze and good company, but I'll be there.
Charlie and Amanda Digney turned a long-closed community boozer on London Road into a stylish, sophisticated pub complete with a stunning menu.
By rights the next 100 words should be the standard issue bitter journalist slagging off local pub rock bores.
In an attempt to relieve the boredom they decide to go to the pub.
Thomas the eldest son decides to spend the night in the chapel of rest, Michael becomes involved in a pub brawl.
Also ' The Pullman ' the pub near the level crossing in Grays which depicts the renowned Pullman railroad carriages painted umber and cream.
When did you last hear somebody come into the pub and say they'd seen the first celandines in flower?
Words cannot do justice to the startlingly diverse clientele mingling in the unpretentious gritty pub.
But while its attempts to be original only serve to make it seem commonplace it is still a nice pub.
The pub can be accessed from the main station concourse or the front entrance on Neville Street.
The pub then had four separate rooms, several of which were rather cramped.
He once sat in the pub drinking cranberry juice, only to be the butt of bar staff's jokes.
Well, take the Students Union pub crawl, advertised with the flyer, 'The way to get wasted ' .
Had the best afternoon sitting in the pub, read all the papers and I'm feeling very cultured and full.
I met Jon in a rather dingy pub in Waterloo, London five years ago.
My initials fears are immediately dispelled within seconds of his arrival in the North London pub at which we have agreed to meet.
The inset for Consall Forge in the 2000 edition shows a pub, water and sewage disposal points.
During the 1800's the pub was a popular resting place for welsh cattle drovers on their way to Northampton Market.
This was Britain's first American style drugstore and replaced the White Hart pub.
Back to the pub with a smoldering ember was the answer.
If it all gets too energetic, you could always do a hiking pub crawl and raise a glass to the virgin huntress.
The pub features a well equipped trade kitchen and a large ground floor cellar ideally equipped to cope with the large wet sales.