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- noun Plural form of
lodge . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
lodge .
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Examples
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Foremost among the lodges is the Estancia Arroyo Verde, lying along 11 miles of the fabled Traful River, with outstanding fishing, food, and wine for about $600 a day.
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The difference between the two lodges is like the difference between a drum beat and a Bach fugue.
Richard Bangs: Nic' of Time Richard Bangs 2010
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You'll find lots of articles about Canadian fly-in lodges in the F&S archives.
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The difference between the two lodges is like the difference between a drum beat and a Bach fugue.
Richard Bangs: Nic' of Time Richard Bangs 2010
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You'll find lots of articles about Canadian fly-in lodges in the F&S archives.
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Whare Kea's calling card, and what sets it definitively apart from the rest of New Zealand's luxury lodges, is its Chalet.
Dream Hideaways: The World's Top Microboutique Hotels Forbes Life Staff 2010
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The difference between the two lodges is like the difference between a drum beat and a Bach fugue.
Richard Bangs: Nic' of Time Richard Bangs 2010
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A town was a cluster of deer-skin lodges; a trading-post a seat of civilization; and a factor God Almighty Himself.
CHAPTER 5 2010
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The difference between the two lodges is like the difference between a drum beat and a Bach fugue.
Richard Bangs: Nic' of Time Richard Bangs 2010
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The underlying principle is simple: once a person says "throw him under the bus," the phrase lodges itself in the foreground of the mind, where it becomes the first phrase retrieved in conversation.
‘Under the Bus’ 2008
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