taverns

draught

Current of air

• tankardHandled drinking vessel, often lidded
• meadHoney-fermented alcoholic drink
• stoutHeavy, dark brewed beverage

lager · porter · pilsner · cask · keg · flagon · taproom · barkeep · bartender · alewife

inn

Lodging for wayfarers

• hostelryLodging establishment for travelers
• guesthouseLodging for visitors
• accommodationShelter or housing provided

lodging · overnight · stopover · rooms · beds · rest · respite · sanctuary · sojourn · weary

merriment

Lighthearted fun together

• camaraderieGoodwill among companions
• revelryNoisy, lively celebration
• jovialityHearty, convivial cheerfulness

banter · gaiety · bonhomie · conviviality · fellowship · laughter · warmth · cheer · clamor · storytelling

innkeeper

Lodging establishment operator

• minstrelTraveling performer of songs
• hearthFireplace floor area
• wayfarerTraveler, especially walking

coaching · stables · sconce · candlelight · bard · lute · feasting · carousing · pilgrims · wench

socialize

Interact with others

• regularsHabitual visitors
• localsArea's permanent inhabitants
• patronsRegular supporters or customers

meetup · reunion · mingling · networking · assembly · crowd · company · strangers · travelers · merchants

darts

Thrown pointed missiles

• billiardsCue-and-ball table game
• cardsStiff paper rectangles
• diceMarked cubes for chance

dominoes · shuffleboard · trivia · jukebox · karaoke · gambling · wagers · pool · backgammon · skittles

• Medieval Europekings, queens, knights, castles, castle
• Colonial WilliamsburgColonial Williamsburg, Capitol Building, living history, period costumes, blacksmith
• hospitality historyinns, hotels, hostels, innkeeper, innkeepers
• fantasywizard, witch, magic, dragon, elf
• drinkingbooze, liquor, guzzling, gulping, chugging
• food industryrestaurants, eateries, fast food, cafeterias, catering