Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
bargoer .
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Examples
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The lardaceous delicacy—dubbed the "danger dog," "dirty dog" or simply a bacon hot dog by its fans—has been such a hit with tipsy bargoers such as Chris Campbell that it's going upscale, just like the neighborhood that inspired it.
Mission Munchers Bite 'Danger Dogs' Stu Woo 2011
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But will bargoers take the time to scan a QR code during bathroom breaks?
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Chino's new vision: bargoers on a digital scavenger hunt in the bathroom, and the restaurant's new chef, Tuan Nguyen, wearing a loincloth while riding a talking chicken.
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Folliard said bargoers will notice very few changes after his departure.
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While most of 50th and France is a ghost town after 10 p.m., bargoers were streaming into Barrio's blood-red interior well past midnight on a recent Saturday.
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On opening weekend in late November, a line of anxious bargoers snaked out the front door of the new Psycho Suzi's in northeast Minneapolis.
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With a slew of bars located on the Chain O 'Lakes, Clear Water Harbor is still a top pick among bargoers.
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With Wisconsin's mild stretch of weather and the statewide smoking ban going into effect July 5, local bargoers are prepared to handle their cocktails in the great outdoors.
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Once relegated to church basements and VFW halls, bingo is now the domain of a whole new generation of players -- namely, bargoers.
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With its raspberry vinaigrette, mixed greens, blue cheese and candied pecans, it's convincing some bargoers to change a bit.
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