1. A temporary erection built of slight materials; a stall at a fair.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• baqth,
• bothj,
• brothe,
• coouth,
• bourth,
• shoth,
• bowth,
• bouth,
• bopth,
• bothh,
• aouth,
• shooth,
• bacth,
• beath,
• baith,
• aboth,
• bvath,
• biorth,
• boooty,
• bioth

• boutte,
• booty,
• boot,
• both,
• boeotia,
• bathe,
• bother,
• bath,
• bootie,
• bout,
• bod,
• Boothe,
• botti,
• boyett,
• bota,
• boo,
• botta,
• bot,
• boyhood,
• bootee,
• birth,
• bowhead,
• berth,
• broth,
• bott,
• bothe,
• tooth,
• boat.

The adjective form of the word "booth" is "booth-like".

The plural of the "booth" can be the "booths".

The singular of the "booth" can be the "booth".