Hall of Fame

Hall of Fame

a monument or building honoring the renowned achievers in a particular sport or other activity
these achievers collectively

Origin of Hall of Fame

origin, originally , a memorial in New York City containing busts and tablets honoring celebrated Americans

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Hall of Fame

noun

pl. Halls of Fame

A group of persons judged outstanding, as in a sport or profession.
A building housing memorial items honoring illustrious persons.

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Hall′ of Fam′er
noun

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Noun

(plural halls of fame)

(chiefly sports) Collection of memorabilia relating to a specific field which honors among other things people of great importance to that field.
(video games) high-score table

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