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View definitions for watering hole

watering hole

noun as in bar

noun as in barroom

noun as in cabaret

noun as in gin mill

noun as in hangout

noun as in lounge

noun as in oasis

noun as in public house

noun as in rendezvous

noun as in saloon

noun as in swimming hole

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A former pub landlord says he has visited more than 5,000 watering holes across the nation - in an effort to boost the British pub industry.

From BBC

The restaurant, which has been a favorite watering hole for tourists and locals for decades, is named in honor of Hawaiian surfing legend Duke Kahanamoku.

The closure of Strangers' bar, in the House of Commons, while an alleged spiking incident is investigated has thrown the spotlight on Westminster's drinking culture and what goes on in its many watering holes.

From BBC

You lost your favorite watering hole, your favorite grocery store, a part of your city that had become your anchor, your strength, your best friend.

In Laguna Beach, residents for years have complained about the noise and quality of life issues that stem from late-night visitors to the city’s watering holes.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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