Loungers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOUNGERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LOUNGER, a comfortable sometimes adjustable couch or extending chair designed for someone to relax on
• a comfortable chair for relaxing on, especially an outdoor chair that adjusts or extends, allowing a person to recline
• a person spending their time lazily or in a relaxed way
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that lounges

Words related to LOUNGERS

lounger8

Words that contain LOUNGERS

sunloungers12

How to use LOUNGERS in a sentence

• His noisy apprentices and loungers around see and point out the insult, and urge him to avenge himself.
• About the gate there was a cluster of melancholy loungers, looking cold and hungry.
• Ever since I had been in the southern states, my attention had been attracted to the swarms of well-dressed loungers at cafes and hotels.
• Sala objects very much to judging a whole class of people by a few street-corner or cross-road loungers.
• They were not boys and street loungers, but grave-looking citizens and their wives and daughters, people who looked as if they might have sons or brothers at the front.
• Nick Jones was not in the store when she entered, and she noticed at once that the crowd of evening loungers was less than usual.
• Marshall-Smith and Helene had followed, and now broke through the line of ill-smelling loungers.
• The two loungers at the door of the hotel instinctively stepped aside and made room for him to pass, but apparently he had no desire to enter the building.
• But for the next three or four days a few of these loungers lounged somewhat systematically.
• Many of these loungers have no other mode of living.
• The secret of this behavior, now dilatory and again hurried, is known only to old women and to certain experienced loungers.
• There are the loungers flocking around their friends or walking up and down in the hope of admiration.
• Over at the hotel were the usual number of loungers gathered to see the new arrivals, and Alice presently caught sight of the colonel coming through the park.
• Crowds of children and nurses, lovers and loungers, filled the seats and thronged the broad promenade.
• To church loungers there was something inexplicable in so much pomp and so few mourners.
• The next day was more sultry than any they had yet experienced, and the decks were filled with loungers.
• Beatonville was a typical country railroad town, and quite a crowd of depot loungers gathered around as the theatrical company alighted.
• He preferred to discuss his cases with the loungers about the post-office and stores, getting thereby the benefit of the opinions of common men.
• One or two of the loungers gave vent to a groan of envy at the sight of the diamonds which blazed from her neck and bosom.
• Heaps of this description, though higher, are found at the doors of most houses, and are covered with loungers in the cool of the morning and evening.
• When Hemingway and his prisoner reached the court room there were only two or three loungers there, for it was still some minutes before the time for the assembling of the court.
• It is not quite certain that one of the loungers is pleased with that admiration.
• Then the man and woman passed around a corner of the building, the loungers peering curiously after them.
• No thought, no word raised it above the low level of the audience made up of the laborers on the farms and the loungers in the groceries.
• A multitude of loungers and boys, however, surrounded the Russians as they reposed upon the grass.
• A general yawn went the round of the loungers about the fire.
• The shops, indeed, might as well have had no windows, since there were no loungers to profit by them.
• He could see, from the demeanour of the loungers on the Jaffa platform, that the news of the murder, his connection with it, had preceded him.
• He would sit on a table and lecture the saloon loungers in German, and at the end of a long debate made a point of paying the score.
• Laughter, the shout of loungers at play, broke the evening silence.
• The hour was in the early forenoon, and nothing better, perhaps, than that unseasonable time itself denoted the habitual indolence of these tavern loungers.
• So splendid a coach was seldom seen on the poor, narrow street where Brida lived, and big-eyed babies and listless loungers watched its progress.

Similar words containing LOUNGER without suffix s

lounger8 sunlounger11 sunloungers12

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