floor

/flɔː/noun

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

Example sentences

“She swept the kitchen floor after dinner.”
“The kids sat on the floor to watch the movie.”

'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.

home

Related words

ceilingThe surface that closes off the top of a room, above your head.windowAn opening in a building or vehicle, usually fitted with glass panes, that lets in light and air.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.