Definition of "guildhalls" [guildhalls]

• Plural form of guildhall. (noun)

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• "Baskets of loaves went to inns, guildhalls, the town hospice—anyplace that had hungry mouths gathered together and no servants to spare for the errand."
• "The organized uprisings, like t he American Revolution, that toppled tyrants were often urban affairs that started with surreptitious meetings in crowded pubs and guildhalls."
• "The result was "Going, Going," an elegy for all that would soon be lost of the England that the poet claimed to love — "The shadows, the meadows, the lanes/The guildhalls, the carved choirs" — which the committee, when the poem was delivered, found too strongly expressed for its taste."