Synonyms Dictionary
3. saunter, stroll, perambulate; amble, ramble, mosey; traipse, wander, SI. mooch, meander, inch; shuffle, shamble.
4. dawdle, waste time, Inf. diddle, take one's time ozone's own sweet time, kill time, fritter time away.
-n. 5. sofa, couch, divan, ottoman, U.S. daven port; love seat, settee, causeuse; studio couch, sleep sofa, day bed, Trademark. Castro convertible; chaise longue, glider, hammock.
6. lobby, waiting room, reception room, terminal; vestibule, antechamber, anteroom; entrance hall, foyer.
7. cocktail lounge, bar, barroom, taproom; bistro, cabaret, nightclub, disco.
8. bathroom, restroom, washroom, lavatory. Euph. facilities; ladies' room, powder room, men's room; toilet, SI. john, SI. can, SI. head. lousy, adj. 1. lice-infested, lice-ridden, lice-infect-ed; pedicular.
2. Informal, a. contemptible, despicable, detestable, loathsome; mean, vile, base, low, low-down, wretched, scurvy, SI. no-good. b. poor, miserable, shoddy, sloppy, slipshod, slovenly, careless, SI. half-assed; inferior, sleazy, unsatisfactory, inadequate.
3. lousy with Slang, well-supplied with, rolling in, up to one's neck in, covered with, coming out one's ears. lout, n. dolt, oaf, clod, clodhopper, clodpoll, clod-pate, gawk, looby, lubber, ox, clown, slouch, Chiefly Scot. cuddy, Inf. lummox, SI. klutz, SI. galoot, SI. lug, Chiefly Brit. SI. joskin; bungler, bumbler, fumbler, botcher, blunderer, boggier, Inf. butterfingers, Inf. stumblebum, Inf. duffer, SI. slob; churl, curmudgeon, brute, barbarian, yahoo, Chiefly Scot. tyke, Brit. SI. mucker; Philistine, vulgarian, vulgarist, ribald, low or vulgar or ill-bred fellow. loutish, adj. obtuse, stolid, dull, dense, Inf thick, oafish, doltish, cloddish, clodhopping, lumpish, lumpen, clownish, lubberly; rude, uncouth, coarse, vulgar, boorish, churlish, unmannerly, ill-mannered, ill-bred; awkward,-clumsy, inept, maladroit, heavy-handed, blundering, bungling, gawky or gawkish, like a bull in a china shop, Inf butterfingered, SI. klutzy. lovable, adj. adorable, dear, endearing, cherish-able; likeable, estimable, amiable; engaging, winsome, winning, captivating, taking, pleasing; enchanting, alluring, attractive, charming; sweet, good, warm, warm-hearted; tender, affectionate, cuddly. love, n. 1. affection, fondness, warmth; cherishing, adoration, devotion; like, liking, adulation, esteem, regard; attachment, attraction, mutual attraction, friendship, Platonic love; closeness, intimacy.
2. passion, tender passion, amativeness, true love, free love; infatuation, fancy, puppy love, calf love, SI. crush, SI. case; lust, aphrodisia, desire, libidinousness, SI. hot pants, SI. hots; hankering, longing, wanting, pining, craving, yearning; emotion, heart, heat, ardor, fervor, flame, rapture.
3. sweetheart, sweet, sweetie, SI. sweet patootie, Fr. petit chou, Fr. chou-chou, Fr. poulet; honey, darling, beloved, dear, dear one, dearest; heartthrob, heart's desire, true love, love of one's life, one's all; lover, paramour, Fr. intime, sex partner, bed mate; admirer, boyfriend, girlfriend; young man, suitor, beau, swain, inamorato, wooer; betrothed, intended, fiancd, fiancee; mistress, courtesan, best girl, ladylove, inamorata; mate, spouse, helpmate, better half, husband, wife, old man, old lady, bride; turtledove, angel.
4. amour, affair, meaningful relation, relationship, liaison, intrigue, romance; assignation, tryst, rendezvous.
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