Noun:

ଆପିମ୍ ଗୁମ୍ଫା |,

opium den's Usage Examples:

border due to the lifestyle of Colorado City"s opium dens, bordellos, and saloons.

Shanghai drifter pressed into naval service, who frequents opium dens and whorehouses; in the film, he becomes a Buddhist missionary whose initial goal is.

In popular cultureIn the 1984 Sergio Leone film Once Upon A Time In America, Robert DeNiro's character Noodles hides out in a Chinese theatre, a front for an opium den, alluding to a scene in which Orson Welles' character hides out in a Chinese theatre to evade the law.

Will Friedwald, in his 1995 book Sinatra! the Song is You: A Singer's Art wrote that the recording finds Sinatra and James making like two American sailors in a Far East opium den.

within its border due to the lifestyle of Colorado City"s opium dens, bordellos, and saloons.

Norman Giller, prolific sportswriter, was born in Cable Street in 1940; his 100th book is an autobiography called The Kid from Cable StreetLiterary figuresSir Arthur Conan Doyle visited the opium dens as research for his detective character Sherlock Holmes.

Burke also told newspaper reporters that he had sat at the feet of Chinese philosophers who kept opium dens to learn from the lips that could frame only broken English, the secrets, good and evil, of the mysterious East.

From Victorian times through to the 1950s, Cable Street had a reputation for cheap lodgings, brothels, drinking inns and opium dens.

Watson helps her pull him out of the opium den and sends him home.

As Hyde, he lurks about the seediest parts of London, frequenting opium dens, bars, and music halls—anywhere.

Some became illegal flophouses for the homeless, gambling halls, speakeasies, and opium dens.

Sung-Chi Li spots a beautiful young woman with a small child leaving an opium den he has just raided but loses them outside.

The novel begins as John Jasper leaves a London opium den.

Synonyms:

building, edifice,

Antonyms:

disassembly,