nightspot
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3.6
- noun
- /ˈnaɪtˌspɑt/
:
local nocturno
- We spent the evening dancing and enjoying drinks at our favorite nightspot in the city.
- a trendy nightspot
- the hottest nightspot
- my favorite nightspot
Examples
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Whaddya say you and I take off and hit some nightspots, etc.?
Fiction book (2001) -
William weaves, exhausted, into the Stillwater press party at this legendary New York nightspot.
Fiction book (2000) -
So we would go to the Blue Angel, which was a nightspot where young talent would try out.
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Afterwards, we'll do every nightspot in town.
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Until I showed him my plans for Los Angeles' hottest nightspot.
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But I've already got reservations at the local nightspot and everything.
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I first met him in Shanghai at a nightspot called the Pink Lotus.
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She lived in the Quarter, and her favorite nightspot was My Blues Heaven.
Fiction book (2002) -
His real skill has always been his ability to keep his name in the city's gossip pages by turning up at some Center City nightspot with pretty young ladies on his arm.
Blog text (13) -
The well-known 52nd Street nightspot features Billie Holiday.
Fiction book (1992)
Synonyms
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1.2
A place with music and dancing where people go at night
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1.6
A place open late at night with music and dancing where people buy drinks
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6.3
A place like a nightclub where people eat while they watch live singers and dancers
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3.4
A bar or pub where people meet to drink and talk
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3.7
A popular place where people go to have fun at night
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5.6
A small evening restaurant where people eat and watch live music
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Etymology
Nightspot is a simple combination of night ('the time after dark') and spot ('place'). So a nightspot is a place people go at night for fun, like a bar, club, or a venue with music, dancing, food, and drinks.