lobbies

1. 1
   noun

   Plural of lobby. Use it when talking about more than one lobby.

   The two hotel lobbies were full of tourists waiting to check in.

   Visitors gathered in the lobbies near the main doors.

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2. 2
   verb

   Third-person singular simple present of lobby. Use this form with he, she, it, or one person or group.

   The group lobbies lawmakers to change the recycling rules.

   He lobbies the mayor every year for more park money.

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3. 3
   noundialectalUKuncountable

   A thick meat stew made with corned beef or canned stewing steak, eaten in parts of England.

   Like a warm bowl of soup that fills you up on a cold day.

   She made a big pot of lobbies for the whole family on a cold night.

   We had lobbies with crusty bread after the match.

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