honky-tonk Antonyms
Meaning of honky-tonk
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honky-tonk (n)
a cheap drinking and dancing establishment
honky-tonk Sentence Examples
- The honky-tonk's neon lights flickered like a beacon, inviting weary travelers to step inside.
- The atmosphere in the honky-tonk was thick with the scent of cheap beer and the sound of twanging guitars.
- The honky-tonk was a haven for locals and tourists alike, a place where everyone could let loose.
- The honky-tonk's stage was graced by a succession of down-on-their-luck singers, each hoping for their big break.
- The honky-tonk was the perfect place to drown your sorrows in a glass of whiskey and dance the night away.
- The honky-tonk's walls were covered in graffiti, each scribble a testament to the many broken hearts that had passed through its doors.
- The honky-tonk was a place where strangers became friends, and friendships were sealed with hugs and promises.
- The honky-tonk was more than just a bar; it was a community, a sanctuary for those who felt lost and alone.
- The honky-tonk's jukebox played a never-ending stream of country music, the perfect soundtrack to a night of revelry.
- The honky-tonk was a place where anything could happen, a place where dreams were both made and broken.
FAQs About the word honky-tonk
a cheap drinking and dancing establishment
dive, barroom, saloon, tavern, pub, clip joint,speakeasy, public house,café, nightclub
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The honky-tonk's neon lights flickered like a beacon, inviting weary travelers to step inside.
The atmosphere in the honky-tonk was thick with the scent of cheap beer and the sound of twanging guitars.
The honky-tonk was a haven for locals and tourists alike, a place where everyone could let loose.
The honky-tonk's stage was graced by a succession of down-on-their-luck singers, each hoping for their big break.
