Word of the Day: Vestibule

[Ruthanne]

noun

an antechamber, hall, or lobby next to the outer door of a building.

 

[ohioboy]

The vestibule in the church was ornamented.

 

[Ruthanne]

I used to love the vestibule in my brother's house. It gave me a moment to adjust after the long car ride there.

 

[Shero]

I was standing in the elevator vestibule, suddenly the doors opened, my eyes met those of the handsome stranger. It was love at first sight

 

[Kaila]

Did you step into the elevator with him, and the doors closed, @Shero ?
Or, did he step out, and you not step in, and the two of you remained eye-locked in the vestibule?



Thanks for helping me to think of a sentence using the WOTD!

 

[Kaila]

Did you step out of the vestibule,
and into the elevator, and into his life, with him, then?

 

[Shero]

Did you step into the elevator with him, and the doors closed, @Shero ?
Or, did he step out, and you not step in, and the two of you remained eye-locked in the vestibule?



Thanks for helping me to think of a sentence using the WOTD!

Haha Kaila, neither but what do you think, sounds good for the opening lines of a romance novel?

 

[Sassycakes]

When I was young and visiting a friend He would kiss me in the Vestibule!

 

[SeaBreeze]

It was raining so heavily outside, that I had to wait for him to pick me up in the vestibule.

 

[SeaBreeze]

You had to wait in the vestibule until someone buzzed you in and unlocked the door to the apartment building.