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inglenook
[ing-guhl-nook]
inglenook
/ ˈɪŋɡəˌʊ /
noun
a corner by a fireplace; chimney corner
Word History and Origins
Origin of inglenook1
Example Sentences
I hopped from pad to pad inspecting the light screens, inglenook and couch with trays as arm rests.
Exposed wood beams are foundin bedrooms andthe split-level drawing room, whichfeatures an inglenook fireplace with a brick hearth and wood-burning stove.
To no special category, I add: “bungalow,” “gossamer,” “inglenook,” “lapis lazuli,” “lily of the valley,” “lullaby,” “meadowlark,” “moonrise,” “serenade,” “Tuscany” and “twilight.”
Upon entering the cottage, there is a sitting room and study to the left and a dining room with an inglenook fireplace on the right.
This wood-panelled inglenook fireplace is in the bar of the Biggin Hall Hotel in Coventry.
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