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- noun Plural form of
greenroom .
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Examples
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Hanging out with film and media celebrities in the greenrooms of national talk shows, doing book signings in stores across the country, addressing the symposium of a prominent national historical society had all been heady stuff, but the downside was that the nonstop pace had wiped her out.
The Haunting Tarr, Hope 2007
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"We make fools of ourselves," he was quoted as saying, "in return for limo rides and cheap doughnuts in greenrooms."
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"We make fools of ourselves," he was quoted as saying, "in return for limo rides and cheap doughnuts in greenrooms."
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Laura Lynn would call her from airports or greenrooms or wherever she found herself.
Goodnight Nobody Jennifer Weiner 2005
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Laura Lynn would call her from airports or greenrooms or wherever she found herself.
Goodnight Nobody Jennifer Weiner 2005
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Laura Lynn would call her from airports or greenrooms or wherever she found herself.
Goodnight Nobody Jennifer Weiner 2005
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There are many cosmopolitan writers and think tank intellectuals on the right who have come up with some elegant ideological arguments that explain all this to each other in salons and greenrooms.
Hullabaloo 2004
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She ended by seeing them all again, in the various greenrooms.
The Bill-Toppers J. Andr�� Castaigne
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He returned to society and traversed the midst of miscellaneous parlors, greenrooms, and Bohemian society.
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There are no greenrooms in these theatres and the Company look rather miserable straying about.
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