noun pl. booths (bo̵̅o̅t̸hs, bo̵̅o̅t̸hz)

1. a temporary shed or shelter
2. a stall for the sale or display of goods, as at markets and fairs
3. a small temporary structure or enclosure for voting at elections
4. a small permanent structure or enclosure to house a sentry, public telephone, etc.
5. a small, partially enclosed compartment with a table and seats, as in some restaurants

Etymology: ME both < ON buth, temporary dwelling < bua, to prepare: see bondage