Booth and Corner

Booth

Booth noun - A small shop at a fair; for selling goods or entertainment.

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Corner and booth are semantically related in small enclosure or building topic. In some cases you can use "Corner" instead a noun "Booth".

Corner noun - A difficult, puzzling, or embarrassing situation from which there is no easy escape.

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Booth and corner are semantically related in nook topic. Sometimes you can use "Booth" instead a noun "Corner".

Nearby Words: cornered, cornering

special	special booth	special corner
exact	exact booth	exact corner
single	single booth	single corner
empty	empty booth	empty corner
Other adjectives: small, little, tiny, isolated, private, next, nearest.

A sign, a marking— She brushes by a booth on the corner of a street, and the possibilities explode.

Source: Fanfic Recs / Doctor Who
Number Cruncher: This was another gunge booth, disguised as a phone box, that would be left on a random street corner each week.

Source: Covered in Gunge
Now, I know the mystic artifact I got you from that guy who set up a booth on the street corner seems useless and thoughtless, but something told me it would be good for you.

Source: Chekhov's Gift

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