loft
- noun
- /lɔft/
- The spacious loft had large windows that filled the room with natural light.
- a loft apartment
- loft space
So dad climbed up the ladder into the loft and cut me down.
- So dad climbed up the ladder into the loft and cut me down.
- Like I have the most drafty loft in the whole wide world.
- And it was big, you know, one room loft with a big echoey sound.
- It's like a old school log cabin and it's just got a little loft up top with a bed.
- He came to my where I was living, which was on Broadway in this weird loft.
- You know, a couple years ago we did, people came in to do a home tour of my loft downtown.
- On rainy days, the children met in the loft of the communal barn and got hay in their pants.
- Upstairs we got the guest loft area where if someone wants to come down, crash or play the piano, they can.
Examples
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Headed back to the loft?
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Molly is sitting on the couch in the middle of the loft surrounded by friends and well-wishers.
Fiction book (1990) -
You know, a couple years ago we did, people came in to do a home tour of my loft downtown.
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I work in a loft downtown
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Wanna come check out my new loft?
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I will tell you, these stairs, this loft, it's not for the faint of heart.
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It's like a old school log cabin and it's just got a little loft up top with a bed.
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So I remember MGA when it was in a huge loft space in lower Manhattan.
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I love the decor in here and these gorgeous gorgeous tall loft windows.
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Tracy opened the door of the loft above her gallery and said, "You look exquisite."
Fiction book (1993)
Synonyms
Compounds
A large open space in a converted warehouse where a person who makes art lives and works
- NSFW
A way of dropping bombs by flying low then pulling the plane up before release to escape the blast
How Spacious
Surface Forms
Etymology
Loft meaning an upper room or open space comes from an old Norse word lopt meaning 'air' or 'upper room' and is related to English lofty. That's why a loft is a high room just under the roof used for living or storage.