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skylounge

American  
[skahy-lounj] / ˈskaɪˌlaʊndʒ /

noun

  1. a vehicle designed to be lifted by helicopter between an intown passenger terminal and an airport.


Etymology

Origin of skylounge

First recorded in 1965–70; sky + lounge

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The skylounge offers incredible views, comfortable furniture for casual entertaining and a dramatically lit bar for celebrations.At the top of the spiral stairs, the skylounge is blessed with numerous windows for a marvelously elevated view.

From Time Magazine Archive

The skylounge has four large glass aft doors, and when these are fully opened, the combined area at the after end of the bridge deck becomes the best locale for large parties.

From Time Magazine Archive

Midlandia This 170-foot Benetti is striking with her dark blue hull and oval windows, and the yacht easily accommodates 12 guests in an unusual layout that includes a VIP suite off the skylounge.

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The skylounge provides access to the boat deck with tender and hydraulic davit, plus the hot tub, dual lounges, sunpad and a full-service bar.

From Time Magazine Archive

There's the requisite big-screen in the skylounge, in this case a 61-inch plasma, but that's not the center of action.

From Time Magazine Archive

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