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beanery

[bee-nuh-ree] / ˈbi nə ri /


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As the novel begins, Raul sits in a beanery in The Bronx, near the Cabot School, wrapped in a satisfying combination of doom and glory.

From Time Magazine Archive

Prince Mike complains of the Internal Revenue Service, whose new attitude toward expense accounts has already been reflected, he thinks, in empty tables at the royal beanery.

From Time Magazine Archive

In the basement of a nearby beanery called Kelly's, a blond named Rose has a hunk named Hutch hidden in the cellar between shelves of preserves.

From Time Magazine Archive

Rejected by the conservatory where he hoped to study, he is forced to work at a low job tickling the ivories in a busy beanery.

From Time Magazine Archive

It's a swell joint, all right, O.K., is the St. Regis, but hereafter me for the beanery thing with the high stool and the low prices.

From You Can Search Me by Hugh McHugh

His name became as current in Broadway beaneries as stale bagels.

From Time Magazine Archive

Many campers prefer to eat at the local beaneries, but a few still cook on their own fires with supplies from a local supermarket.

From Time Magazine Archive

I quit two or three times, thinking I could make a living writing scenarios, but I always had to go back to the beaneries.

From The She Boss A Western Story by Arthur Preston Hankins

However, after stuffing my pockets with all my earthly possessions, we hiked forth and steered for the Builtfast—the very latest thing in expensive beaneries.

From You Should Worry Says John Henry by Hugh McHugh




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