Lounge [noun]

The 27-year-old marketing executive ended up moving into a co-living building — a set of rooms with shared common spaces like a kitchen and lounge.

Making room to work aloneA large proportion of offices already have lounges and areas where employees can chat and meet.

Some resources are targeted specifically to teachers, including how-tos on remote learning and a virtual teachers lounge.

The lounge decor takes customers back to the 1920s when Tillie the elephant could be seen performing at John Robertson circus held in the neighborhood.

It was very pleasant there on the side porch, where there were chairs, a wicker lounge, and a small table.

Victor went and reclined on the wicker lounge behind his mother's chair, where he commanded a view of Edna's face.

I'm rather shaky on my pins yet and the chair it must be, if I'm to put myself in connection with that lounge.

He leaned upon the lounge with an arm extended across her, while the other hand still rested upon her hair.

A little later Mrs. Errington met him in the lounge and accompanied him to the lawn where they had sat the day before.

Why, Rosalind runs under the lounge the very minute any Babcock, big or small, sets foot inside the door.