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skylounge

skylounge

5.9
A comfortable sitting area on a high floor with large windows and nice views
  • noun
  • /ˈskaɪˌlaʊndʒ/
translation icon : skylounge
  • After a long day, we relaxed in the cozy skylounge, enjoying the panoramic views from the large windows.

Examples

  • Then there's an overbright morning at the SkyLounge when Ted mentions that, technically, I might have a younger brother in Africa.

    Fiction book (1999)
  • Ted and I both find ourselves at the SkyLounge cocktail rail, eating prepopped popcorn and watching people go by until my mother's red-eye comes through, a point at which we have thirty-five minutes with her before she stows tray tables and passes out pillows all the way back to her base in Detroit.

    Fiction book (1999)
  • The skylounge on the top floor offers guests a breathtaking view of the sunset over the city.

  • Visitors can unwind in the skylounge, which features comfortable seating and stunning views of the skyline.

Synonyms

lounge
vsskylounge
214 2.3

A room in a hotel or airport with comfortable seats to relax

is placed high with large windows offering scenic views rather than general waiting space
sun lounge
vsskylounge
3.5

A room with large windows for sitting and enjoying sunlight

is higher up with scenic views rather than primarily focused on sunlight

How Comfortable

skylounge
5.9
lounge
214 2.3
waiting area
12 1.8

Surface Forms

skylounge singular
skylounges plural

Morphology

skylounge = sky + lounge (transparent) = sky + lounge

Clear, productive combination of 'sky' + 'lounge' referring to a lounge associated with high floors/views, so the meaning is directly inferable.

Etymology

Skylounge joins sky and lounge: sky suggests a 'high place with wide views' and lounge means a 'relaxed sitting area', so a skylounge is a comfortable room high up where people can sit and enjoy the view.