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View synonyms for watering hole

watering hole

noun

, Informal.
  1. a bar, nightclub, or other social gathering place where alcoholic drinks are sold.


watering hole

noun

  1. a pool where animals drink; water hole
  2. facetious.
    a pub


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Example Sentences

Residents will be familiar with the address, which recently housed a watering hole, and surprised by the modern update to the storefront.

Alex Ward Fritch and his wife built a tiki bar on their back patio, using old fence boards they found around the neighborhood to give their watering hole a rustic shack look.

Years of research show that this Ashfall site had been a watering hole.

After the watering hole dried up, the super-fine ash left no room between particles for new water to seep in.

We know this because their skeletons lie at the bottom of the ash, right on what was the sandy bottom of the watering hole.

Walk into a good hotel bar, and you will sense the sort of hospitality that is difficult to match in any other watering hole.

You need a drink: a summer-y beverage that the barkeep knowingly slides towards you at your favorite watering hole.

The French House is an iconic Soho watering hole, scene of many an artistic, theatrical or literary debauch.

Instead, I am relieved to find myself in an honest-to-goodness rural watering hole.

The Daily Pic: Tobias Rehberger transplants a Frankfurt watering hole to New York.

"About as clear as a watering hole on the plains after the cattle have drunk their fill," replied Rector.

Close to noon they reached a watering hole, with water none too cool or sweet, but still welcome.

The Rock Springs watering-hole was in a hilly region, broken here and there by stony gulches.

Suddenly, out of this hazy world, something becomes clearly defined: he sees a watering hole, surrounded by low bushes.

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