Definition of nitery in US English:
nitery
nounPlural niteries ˈnīdərēˈnīdərē
informal A nightclub.
Example sentencesExamples
- But a tourist was charged precisely that when he asked the nitery hostess to get him a pack.
- Cyril works as a co-bouncer (with the humourless Nigel) and occasional singer in a seedy niterie, the Blue Cockatoo Club, owned by the cigar-puffing Colwyn Stanley, a former bed-mate of Cyril's mother.
- On the one hand, permits for farangs operating Pattaya bars and niteries are no longer almost impossible to obtain.
- The amber liquid is still flowing freely in the niteries, although you may have to box a little cleverer to slake your thirst half an hour later.
- Moreover, there's at least one nitery in Pattaya which openly advertises a lesbian show.
- It's odd how some nitery owners are complaining about a total collapse in the market whilst others are still making a profit.
- But if farangs actually are the problem, why are so many work permits still handed out to foreign investors in nitery and bar businesses?
- The jazz runs hot in the delightful opening of The Triplets of Belleville, a retro variety show of mid-1930s stars, who perform for all the swells at the Swinging Belleville Rendezvous nitery.
- If it's now up to nitery owners to ensure that there are no customers under 20 in their establishments, what about the workers on stage and off who are 18 up?
- What does the nitery crackdown have in common with cheating baht bus drivers, a hike in the price of visas and rubbish in the streets?
- Pattaya's hotel and nitery owners are putting on a brave face, but the reality is probably that many farangs are going to delay their winter holidays this year.
- We hear that the nitery does not have persistent barkers instructing you to get inside.