lounge
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wi a haa lounge sun | lounge | kitchie dinin room maister bedroom |
in quarrytowers wi a haa | lounge | sun lounge kitchie dinin room |
the relative shelter of the | lounge | these passengers who did make |
passengers were transferred from the | lounge | to the higher port side |
how some passengers broke a | lounge | window and clambered out on |
few drinks at tink s | lounge | after work tonight to bid |
her bag at tink s | lounge | on the first lap of |
rainy windy evening tink s | lounge | was quite near a neon |
you ve to do the | lounge | come on f1112: jam jam |
in the pub the pub | lounge | no it s eh livin |
t v m1017: livin room | lounge | that s aboot it m1015: |
[inaudible] [laugh] m1015: the only | lounge | i ve ever heard aboot |
that s aboot it m1015: | lounge | m1017: aye [inaudible] [laugh] m1015: |
front room it s my | lounge | but i have a living |
f1024: sitting room f1026: the | lounge | f1027: living room or front |
probably just the living room | lounge | f1054: mmhm sitting room m1004: |
would still say living room | lounge | has a slightly more ehm |
room m1020: sittin room m1019: | lounge | m1021: aye the living room |
suppose the living room the | lounge | some people would say i |
s although even here the | lounge | doubles as the parents bedroom |
a posh word [laugh] your | lounge | f1143: i ve never heard |
never never used no the | lounge | f1143: i would never use |
let s go to the | lounge | m1146: yes f1143: aye f1144: |
i ve never had a | lounge | always a always a sitting |
i m sitting in the | lounge | watching t v channel 10 |
friend who called it the | lounge | room never heard the word |
room never heard the word | lounge | used by anybody m1146: [inaudible] |
use it f1144: never use | lounge | no let s go to |
heard anyone use the word | lounge | except an australian friend who |
crowd o us in eh | lounge | bar we hid moved through |
we didn t have a | lounge | eh i i ve never |
ever ever use the word | lounge | that was never never used |
sofa now probably f1026: like | lounge | is a modern word instead |
family together again 3 friday | lounge | finished 10 friday catherine elizabeth |
family she padded into the | lounge | and crashed in a heap |
to add on on the | lounge | thing did you have a |
visit the hen run the | lounge | that is i ve just |
through to the through the | lounge | f1112: oh i think you |
say go through to the | lounge | and sit on the settee |
through coloured eyes in the | lounge | the temperature rises the central |
wiz music on in eh | lounge | fan eh time hid come |
thing did you have a | lounge | [laugh] f1009: no we didn |
the glaiss door tae the | lounge | wis steekit doon doon doon |
have a television in ma | lounge | [laugh] so i ve got |
an john bellany in his | lounge | wi strippit lichts ower the |
you have a livi- a | lounge | up in bowmore do you |
for hirpling out of the | lounge | and tripping over my feet |
murray mints in the departure | lounge | so my ears were ok |
the bird the british legion | lounge | reef wis leakin water it |
her he s in the | lounge | with the auld wifies so |
down and played in the | lounge | of the maggie on wednesday |
figure curled up on the | lounge | suite when she had recovered |
round the piano in the | lounge | the holy of holies on |
ben the hoose in the | lounge | as he was constantly reminded |
in a windae in e | lounge | i d heen a ham |
bloody marys in the hiawatha | lounge | of the l a marriott |
eve we re in the | lounge | with a sigh he turned |
wasted morag oscillated across the | lounge | to the ladies for yet |