A small, enclosed space or compartment that is often used for a specific purpose, such as voting, telephoning, or selling goods. noun
She stepped into the phone booth to make a private call.
The vendor set up a booth at the fair to sell handmade jewelry.
A seating area in a restaurant or diner that is typically enclosed on three sides by high-backed benches. noun
They preferred to sit in a booth rather than at a table for more privacy.
The restaurant's booths were all occupied, so they had to wait for a seat.
A temporary structure used at fairs, markets, or exhibitions for selling goods, providing information, or entertainment. noun
The company had a booth at the trade show to showcase their latest products.
Children lined up at the booth to play games and win prizes.