Definitions
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- n. A part of the sea by a beach sectioned off for swimming and other aquatic activities.
- n. An outdoor swimming pool.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. A recreational facility, especially one including a swimming pool for water sports.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- n. a recreational facility including a swimming pool for water sports
Etymologies
Examples
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The local theatre and lido is about to be bulldozed to make way for flats.
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My ideal wedding-ish celebration would be something like this: Captain Stubing on the lido deck with a buffet.
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Once at the lido, however, events turn out very differently.
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One day, Cora can't take it any more and decides to commit suicide by going to the lido with her husband and son and drowning herself while swimming - she plans it this way so that her death will not be considered suicide and, by not killing herself inthe car or the house, causing minimal inconvenience to her husband.
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Or is it one of our current trolls playing with his sock puppet? tony and lido
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The fact they act like jerks, even over a total tragedy like Haiti is disgusting and repulsive. tony and lido
Think Progress » Morning Joe crew rips Limbaugh: ‘Deplorable,’ ‘insensitive,’ ‘mean-spirited.’
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It/s always whats for me for b-cup and our other trolls. tony and lido
Think Progress » Bayh Claims ‘There’s A Fighting Chance’ Obama Will Call For A Spending Freeze
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O/T Are FuzzyNuts and StromyOldBoy sock puppets, or are they two distinct sick people? tony and lido
Think Progress » Morning Joe crew rips Limbaugh: ‘Deplorable,’ ‘insensitive,’ ‘mean-spirited.’
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A worse case of narcisstic personality disorder would be hard to find. tony and lido
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If you like talking it circles he cold keep you here into infinity. tony and lido
Think Progress » Bayh Claims ‘There’s A Fighting Chance’ Obama Will Call For A Spending Freeze
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