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parlour grand

 

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Noun parlour grand has 1 sense
  1. baby grand, baby grand piano, parlor grand, parlor grand piano, parlour grand, parlour grand piano - a small grand piano
    --1 is a kind of grand piano, grand

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Parlour Grand

Definition:

A parlour grand refers to a type of grand piano that is smaller in size compared to a concert grand piano. It is designed for use in parlors or smaller, more intimate settings.

Senses:

1. Noun - Musical Instrument:

In the context of musical instruments, the term "parlour grand" refers to a small grand piano, typically around six feet in length, known for its warm tone and elegant design.

Example sentence: The pianist performed a beautiful classical piece on the parlour grand.

2. Adjective - Local:

When used as an adjective to describe something local, "parlour grand" signifies a business or establishment that is popular and well-known within a specific neighborhood or locality.

Example sentence: The bakery serves delicious pastries and has become a parlour grand favorite among locals.

3. Adjective - Popular:

As an adjective indicating popularity, "parlour grand" refers to something that is widely enjoyed, favored, or well-received by a large number of people.

Example sentence: The newly released book has become a parlour grand sensation, with thousands of copies sold in its first week.

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