Floor

flor, it. The solid surface of wood, etc., forming the bottom of a room, bridge, etc.; the body of a a public hall, disting. fr. platform, gallery, etc.; a a suite of rooms on a level in a house; a story; any platform or flooring. (Legis. A emblies.) The part of the house a igned to the members; the right to speak. (Navt.) That part of the bottom of a ve el most nearly horizontal. — r. t. [floored (fiord), flooring.] To cover with a floor; to strike down onlay level with the floor; to silence by some decisive argument.