Pall Mall
London's club street
Pall Mall is a grand street in central London, known for its gentlemen's clubs and historic buildings.
The name comes from paille-maille, a croquet-like game once played there.
In American usage, Pall Mall is primarily known as a cigarette brand, pronounced to rhyme with "pal" and "mal" rather than the British "pell mell."
- LondonEngland's capital city
- thoroughfareMain public road
- ChesterfieldTufted sofa style
- WinstonMale given name
- smokingInhaling burning tobacco
gentlemen's clubs · private members · old boys · Piccadilly · croquet · game · club culture · high society · upper crust · Mayfair · Marlboro · aristocracy · West End · Georgian architecture · Lucky Strike · clubhouses · cigar lounges · Kent
- streetsstreet, road, sidewalk, sidewalks, pavement
- Cigarettescigarette, cig, ciggy, smoke, smokes
- Tobacco BrandsMarlboro, Newport, Winston, Lucky Strike, Kool
- UK StreetsOxford Street, Regent Street, Baker Street, Fleet Street, Bond Street
- tobaccocigarettes, cigars, pipe tobacco, tobacco, chewing tobacco
Pall MallWhitechapel
East London district
Tower Hamlets · Brixton · Tottenham · council estates · skid row
Pall MallOxford Street
Famous London shopping road
shopping district · Carnaby Street · high street · commercial district · industrial estate