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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

Example Sentences

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Or you can use the spiral stairway with its cantilevered carbon fiber steps and gold-accented stainless steel handrail to go up to the skylounge and pilothouse bridge�descend to the accommodations on the lower deck.

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

In addition to the formal dining area, the yacht has a spacious skylounge with bar, upper deck with spa and even a private study.

From Time Magazine Archive

Open the shades and the aft doors, and the skylounge functions beautifully as a complement to the spacious open aft deck, whether for small dinners or larger parties.

From Time Magazine Archive

If that�s not high enough, a Eurocopter EC130 4B stands ready on the pad abaft the pilothouse and skylounge.

From Time Magazine Archive

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