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watering hole
noun as in bar
Weak matches
noun as in barroom
Weak matches
noun as in cabaret
Strongest match
noun as in gin mill
noun as in hangout
Strongest match
Weak match
noun as in hang-out
noun as in haunt
noun as in lounge
noun as in nightclub
Strongest matches
Weak matches
noun as in oasis
Strong matches
noun as in rendezvous
noun as in restaurant
Strongest matches
noun as in saloon
noun as in swimming hole
Weak matches
noun as in tavern
Example Sentences
Already he had come up with new watering holes I never knew existed.
Featuring souvenir mai tai glasses and faded photos of celebrities on its walls, the old-fashioned watering hole was built over the Pacific Ocean in 1952.
Two Pints was first performed in 2017 in, appropriately, a pub in Dublin, before embarking on a tour of watering holes across Ireland.
It’s tempting to wait out the afternoon heat in this clandestine watering hole, evidenced by the long line of festivalgoers waiting for more people to leave so they can finally make their way in.
The researchers said the behaviour from the Middle Jurassic was similar to how animals congregated around watering holes today.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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