floor

/flɔː/noun

The flat bottom surface inside a building or room, on which people walk.

Example sentence

“She swept the kitchen floor after dinner.”

'Take the floor' means to begin speaking in a meeting, and a price floor is a lower limit. British and American English number the storeys of a building differently.

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Related words

windowAn opening in a building or vehicle, usually fitted with glass panes, that lets in light and air.ceilingThe surface that closes off the top of a room, above your head.gardenA piece of ground outdoors where flowers, vegetables, or other plants are grown.carpetA thick woven material that covers an entire floor.garageA building or part of a building where cars, tools, and other items are kept.curtainA hanging piece of fabric used to cover a window, bed, or other opening.