bar
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the counter where alcoholic drinks are served in a bar or pub
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the time when people are allowed to finish their drinks after a bar has closed
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a request for people in a bar or pub to order their last drinks before the place closes
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a man who spends a lot of time in expensive bars and hotels, and likes being with rich people
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an occasion in a place such as a bar or club when anyone can go on stage and sing, tell jokes etc
a piece of equipment fitted to a bottle and used for measuring out a fixed amount of alcohol in a bar or pub
to tell customers in a pub that it is time to stop drinking and to leave
to work in a bar serving drinks
to work behind a bar serving drinks
used for ordering another drink like the one you have just had
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