lounge-goer
lounge-goer noun: a customer at a cocktail lounge.
Noun
lounge-goer (plural lounge-goers)
- A customer at a cocktail lounge.
- The two sat side-by-side and toasted, a fellow lounge-goer reports.2008 January 17, “Caught in the Act!”, in People Magazine
Forms of lounge-goer
| plural | lounge-goers |
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Origin of lounge-goer
From lounge + goer.
Questions about lounge-goer
- What does lounge-goer mean?
- Lounge-goer means a customer at a cocktail lounge.
- What part of speech is lounge-goer?
- Lounge-goer is a noun.
- What is the plural of lounge-goer?
- The plural of lounge-goer is lounge-goers.
Words near lounge-goer in the dictionary
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