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What (who) is lounge lizard - definition
Lounge lizard
AMERICAN SLANG TERM
Parlor snake; Lounge Lizard
A lounge lizard is a man who frequents social establishments with the intention of seducing a woman with his flattery and deceptive charm. The term is reported to have arisen around 1915 in New York.
lounge lizard
AMERICAN SLANG TERM
Parlor snake; Lounge Lizard
1. An extremely cool person.
2. A lazy, yet still cool, person.
3. A laid-back person.
4. See the Cassel's Dictionary of Slang for older and less flattering meanings.
What's up lounge lizard?
2. A lazy, yet still cool, person.
3. A laid-back person.
4. See the Cassel's Dictionary of Slang for older and less flattering meanings.
What's up lounge lizard?
lounge lizard
AMERICAN SLANG TERM
Parlor snake; Lounge Lizard
¦ noun informal an idle, pleasure-seeking man who spends his time in fashionable society.
Examples of use of lounge lizard
1. The spy with a licence to kill was portrayed as more lounge lizard than trained viper.
2. Prince Harry‘s ten–week conversion from loadsamoney lounge lizard to desert warrior is a public relations triumph.
3. Curriculum vitae Partnered studio lounge lizard Alan Hansen in central defence for the great Liverpool team of the 1'80s.
4. I‘m talking about pseudo–celebrities like Fabian Basabe, the New York lounge lizard famous for being a New York lounge lizard who has Paris Hilton on speed dial and for staying out late at nightclubs (sorry, if you have to ask which nightclubs, you don‘t have a prayer of getting past the bouncers) where table–dancing reportedly takes place.
5. Good PR stunt. – Thai, Manchester Oh how I loved Bryan Ferry when he was in his prime in Roxy Music – the original lounge lizard.