Loge ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Loge ( noun )

1. A private box in a theater or opera house.
2. A small room or compartment, especially one that is enclosed and private.

Origin:

From french loge ("box, booth"), from middle french, from old french logis, from latin locus ("plac.e")

Examples:

1. The loge was a luxurious way to enjoy the show.
2. The loge provided a private space for the VIP guests.
3. The loge was decorated elegantly.
4. The loge had a good view of the stage.
5. The loge was used for private parties and events.

(As a verb)

Loge ( verb )

1. A private box in a theater or opera house.
2. A small room or compartment, especially one that is enclosed and private.

Origin:

From french loge ("box, booth"), from middle french, from old french logis, from latin locus ("plac.e")

Examples:

1. The loge was a luxurious way to enjoy the show.
2. The loge provided a private space for the VIP guests.
3. The loge was decorated elegantly.
4. The loge had a good view of the stage.
5. The loge was used for private parties and events.