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locker-room

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  1. relating to or appropriate for a locker room
    locker-room humor

How To Use locker-room In A Sentence

  • By the end of watching the locker-room scenes, if you are not a fan of his postgame victory call and response, well, doggone it, you just aren't much fun.
  • I liked the ballsy women and the gallant men, and their cheap-shot locker-room humour.
  • What better forum for conspicuous consumption than the locker-room or the golf club car-park?
  • From the outside, it seems a rootless, ephemeral sort of existence, evocative of the chummy, locker-room familiarity that was a hangover from playing days.
  • I've watched some of them tip the locker-room attendant, the guy who shines their shoes all week long, as little as $20.
  • Viewers, meanwhile, are advised to interpret some of the snippier comments as neither locker-room wisdom nor personal attacks, but as simple byproducts of filling too many broadcast hours with too few topics on too accelerated a sports news cycle. NYT > Home Page
  • It is all a world away from my first experience of indoor nets above a Wandsworth garage, at Alf Gover's, with its gaslights and linseed locker-room. No spin required as the ECB gets its coaching house in order
  • What developed during the holdout was a full-blown locker-room feud. Pistol
  • It is a laddish, locker-room badinage that I remember with indulgent nostalgia from my days playing college rugby; we, too, thought we were a great team but I'm not sure that the future of the country ought to have been entrusted to us.
  • The film is unrated but, in the European tradition, there are quite a few casual shots of male nudity on display here - not in a sexual way, but in a police-officers-showering-in-the-locker-room kind of way.
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