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101lounge lizard — {n. phr.} A well dressed male fortune hunter who sits around in bars and other public places, and attends many social events to try to pick up wealthy women through smart conversation. * /Harry has the reputation of being a lounge lizard; he is… …
102lounge lizard — noun An idler or pleasure seeker; a person who spends considerable time loitering in bars and cocktail lounges. There is at least a tinge of truth in that picture of Southern England as one enormous Brighton inhabited by lounge lizards …
103lounge\ lizard — 1. An extremely cool person. 2. A lazy, yet still cool, person. 3. A laid back person. 4. See the Cassel s Dictionary of Slang for older and less flattering meanings. What s up lounge lizard? …
104lounge\ lizard — 1. An extremely cool person. 2. A lazy, yet still cool, person. 3. A laid back person. 4. See the Cassel s Dictionary of Slang for older and less flattering meanings. What s up lounge lizard? …
105lounge\ lizard — n. phr. A well dressed male fortune hunter who sits around in bars and other public places, and attends many social events to try to pick up wealthy women through smart conversation. Harry has the reputation of being a lounge lizard; he is… …
106lounge chair — /ˈlaʊndʒ tʃɛə/ (say lownj chair) noun an armchair which is part of a lounge suite …
107lounge music — /ˈlaʊndʒ mjuzɪk/ (say lownj myoohzik) noun a style of popular music influenced by jazz and swing, originally played in US cocktail lounges in the 1950s and 1960s. Also, lounge …
108lounge room suite — noun → lounge suite …
109lounge — I. verb (lounged; lounging) Etymology: origin unknown Date: 1508 intransitive verb to act or move idly or lazily ; loaf Synonyms: see idle transitive verb to pass (time) idly II …
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