autograt n.— «An autograt is an automatic gratuity of usually 15 to 20 percent assessed to larger tables, usually of 6 people of more. an autograt affords the waiter the luxury of knowing his/her tip is a fait accompli. some diners tip on top of...
thunder n.— «And by men, we mean those already at the peak of their careers, proven by their luxury vehicles while parked nearby their drivers play cards, waiting for their bosses till the wee hours. Suave and moneyed, these new breed of mature...
thunder cat n.— «And by men, we mean those already at the peak of their careers, proven by their luxury vehicles while parked nearby their drivers play cards, waiting for their bosses till the wee hours. Suave and moneyed, these new breed of mature...
massage à trois
n.— «There’s the spa: It offers what’s called a massage à trois for $1,000.» —“A Gateway to Limitless Luxury” ABC News (U.S.) Apr. 14, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
hyperthymestic syndrome n.— «Some memories are best forgotten. But there’s no such luxury for a woman known as “AJ,” who remembers the details—what she did, who she was with—for every day of the past 30 years. Neuroscientists have coined the term...
3D adj.— «Rewind 15 years back in time, when Koreans first tasted the luxury of having foreign laborers do hard, manual jobs, also known as 3D—dirty, dangerous and difficult.» —“15 Years on, Migrants Still Second-Class Citizens” by Hyo-Jae...