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locker-room locker-room jokes or remarks are the type of rude, sexual jokes and remarks that men are thought to enjoy when they are with other men Usage notes: A locker room is a place where people change their clothes before and after playing sport. (always before noun) There's the usual locker-room banter which I try to stay out of. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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SEATTLE - In a psychological reverse play, USC coaches screened a videotape for the players at the team hotel Friday night, showing the Trojans' locker-room celebration after their victory at Notre Dame. BILL RUSSELL on why he was happy to have done all his coaching in the days when $10,000 was a salary, not a tip to the locker-room gopher: "When the guys came out for the team every year, they were players. In the novella "Locker-room Talk," football team co-captain Pete discovers, belatedly, the power of silence when he fails to speak out against the sexual harassment of another student; after the girl attempts suicide, he refuses to join in with the continued harassment, and his silence echoes loudly in the locker-room. |
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