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Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
inn/ɪn/

▶noun a pub, traditionally an establishment also providing food and lodging.

– origin OE: of Gmc origin; rel. to in.

'inn' also found in these Oxford entries:

alehouse - auberge - cabaret - caravanserai - coaching inn - csardas - Gasthaus - halfway house - hostel - hostelry - house - in - inmate - innkeeper - Inn of Court - khan - manciple - ordinary - ostler - posada - ryokan - Saracen's head - scran - Stilton - tavern

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a small Japanese style inn/a small Japanese-style inn
Clients of a tavern/inn
Inn-bedded Resorter
pub/inn/bar/.. any difference?

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