Noun:

ভিজা বার,

wet bar's Usage Examples:

A wet bar is a small bar used for mixing and serving alcoholic beverages that includes a sink with running water, as opposed to a "dry bar" that does.

The venue has a main concert hall; the Halo Bar, a wet bar and smaller stage for smaller performances; and Suite 100, a retail shop.

The host stood behind a 1970s-style wet bar while the three contestants sat in leather lounge chairs.

furnace room, laundry room, fitness room and a large family room with wet bar and fireplace.

Complete with a built-in wet bar, private restrooms, two (2) plasma televisions, the President's Suite truly.

Each presidential had a hot tubm, sauna, wet bar, and other amenities.

The suite contains a sitting room with a wet bar as well as a widow's walk terrace.

floor of the Domestic Satellite Terminal, offering free Wi-Fi, cable TV, a wet bar and snacks counter, free newspapers and charging ports for mobile devices.

watched three television sets at once, and was within close reach of a wet bar.

Suites include amenities such as a wet bar, catering, a private restroom, multiple television monitors, and a sound.

There was also going to be a wet bar (used as a cash register area for the Gallery), where Walt could have mixed.

On the main deck was a smoking room with its own wet bar, a dining salon, and seating for the 66 passengers which could also be.

The second floor contains the living room, a wet bar and the master bedroom.

It includes four bedrooms, two and a half baths, a wet bar, billiard room, and was built in 1971.

entrance doors and restrooms on chair cars, kitchens on diners, and a wet bar on the "Top of the Cap" lounge cars (which were the only cars of the group.

counter sockets (1987), crawl spaces and unfinished basements (1990), near wet bar sinks (1993), near laundry sinks (2005) and in laundry rooms (2014).

his guests: The pool was constructed with a viewing room (complete with wet bar) adjacent to the pool.

Synonyms:

mucky; steamy; undried; drizzly; humid; squashy; misty; damp; steaming; soggy; swampy; sloughy; miry; soppy; bedewed; rheumy; washed; waterlogged; watery; clammy; showery; tacky; wetness; marshy; muddy; rainy; drippy; muggy; sodden; boggy; dewy; quaggy; dank; sticky; besprent; reeking; dampish; sloppy; moist;

Antonyms:

dry; dryness; enliven; sharpen; active;