A gallery is a space used to display artwork or other items of interest. The term can refer to a variety of different spaces, such as a VERANDA (7 letters), which is an outdoor living space with a roof and often surrounded by walls; a CONGREGATION (12 letters), which is a group of people gathered together for a common purpose; a LOFT (4 letters), which is an upper storey or attic in a building; a BALCONY (7 letters), which is a platform projecting from the wall of a building; an ARCADE (6 letters), which is a covered walkway lined with shops; a SALON (5 letters), which is a gathering of people to discuss ideas; a HALL (4 letters), which is a large room used for meetings or entertainment; a tate (4 letters), which is a museum dedicated to the work of a particular artist; a TIER (4 letters), which is a row of seats in a theatre; ROGUES (6 letters), which are people who behave dishonestly; a TERRACE (7 letters), which is a flat area of land with a steep slope on one side; and a CORRIDOR (8 letters), which is a long, narrow passageway.