lounge
A room at an airport where passengers can wait for their flight.
A lounge for business travelers or VIPs, often in a hotel or airport.
An exclusive lounge for passengers with first-class tickets.
A lounge for very important people.
The area in an airport where passengers wait before getting onto their plane.
A lounge that is physically relaxing and pleasant.
A public sitting area in a hotel.
A lounge that has a lot of room or space.
A general term for a room where people wait, e.g., at a station or hospital.
A lounge that is small, warm, and comfortable.
A designated room where smoking is permitted.
A lounge that is stylish and graceful in appearance.
A communal room with a TV for viewing (informal).
A bar or room in a hotel or club where cocktails are served.
A lounge that is enjoyable and creates a nice atmosphere.
A communal room with a television for viewing.
A lounge for passengers who have just arrived from a flight.
A lounge area located in the lobby of a hotel.
A lounge shared by all residents of a building (e.g., a dormitory or apartment complex).
A comfortable room in a hotel or other building where people can buy and drink coffee.
A room in a school or university for teachers and professors to relax in.
A room with large windows to get a lot of sun.
A lounge or bar where customers can sing karaoke.
A common room in a student dormitory.
A comfortable, reclining armchair.
A sitting room in a house.
A designated part of a larger room or space that serves as a lounge.
An area available to be used as a lounge.
A type of easy-listening music popular in the 1950s and 1960s.
A singer who performs in clubs and bars.
A more comfortable bar in a pub or hotel.
An entertainer (such as a singer or comedian) who performs in bars and clubs.
Used to indicate being physically inside a lounge.