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locker-room

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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.


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Byline: Jay Gearan FITCHBURG - Of the many recent renovations and improvements to the Wallace Civic Center, the remodeled locker-room area for the Fitchburg State College men's hockey team is what pleases head coach Dean Fuller the most.
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