gallery /galˈə-ri/

1. A covered walk
2. A long balcony
3. A long passage
4. A long, narrow room
5. An upper floor of seats, esp in a theatre, usu the highest
6. The occupants of the gallery
7. A body of spectators
8. A room or building for the exhibition of works of art
9. A photographer's studio
10. In a television studio, a soundproof room overlooking the action, for the director or lighting engineer
11. An underground passage, drift or level

To tunnel

gallˈeried adjective

Furnished with, or made in the form of, a gallery or arcade

gallˈeryite noun

A person who frequents the gallery in the theatre

play to the gallery

To play for the applause of, or seek popularity with, the least cultured and least sophisticated section of one's audience

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