Synonym: bar, cabaret, inn, pub, saloon. Similar words: cavern, cavernous, stave, octave, stave off, aver, vernal, govern. Meaning: ['tævə(r)n] 
n. a building with a bar that is licensed to sell alcoholic drinks.
n. a building with a bar that is licensed to sell alcoholic drinks. 61. And then I’d walk into somewhere like the Blackwater Tavern, along the back roads of Kerry, just as the all-Ireland football finals between Cork and Down were beginning.
62. Players should no longer experience ethereality issues after a tavern brawl.
63. And , after paying his bill,(http://www.sentencedict.com/tavern.html) Fix left the tavern.
64. It's evident at City Tavern , a mecca for 20 - somethings in San Francisco's ritzy Marina district.
65. In 1951, author Nelson Algren wrote of Chicago streets "where the shadow of the tavern and the shadow of the church form a single dark and double-walled dead end."
66. The knights met in the tavern to discuss their plan.
67. So I went to see him after I left the tavern.
68. Can I interest you in an afternoon of spirited questing followed by a flagon of ale at Yon Virtual Tavern?Yeah, sure, why not?
69. Philip always went to the tavern, with a sense of pleasure.
70. The tavern had been dark and passably cool, with the front door open and big fans on the ceiling and one on a stand by the door whirring at about a hundred and five decibels.
71. So while fleeing vehicles sped away from Tatiana's Tavern, Jack drew the Browning Hi-Power from his shoulder holster and moved cautiously toward the building.