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skid row

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skid row, skid road
In the United States, an area in a community characterized by cheap barrooms, saloons, and run-down hotels; usually a gathering place for derelicts, vagrants, and down-and-out alcoholics.

skid row
a run-down area frequented by alcoholics. [Am. Culture: Misc.]

Skid Row
district of down-and-outs and bums. [Am. Usage: Brewer Dictionary, 1008]
See : Failure


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Lynelle Bridges, who has lived on Skid Row for three years, said the money - even if it is only $1 - is something she didn't have yesterday.
Sabaratnam, owner and top executive of a hospital, could face 50 years in prison if found guilty on all charges, and Mitts, the operator of a Skid Row assessment center, could face 140 years in prison.
Thomas Taylor, in his first leading role for the company, impresses as Seymour, the rather weedy assistant whose discovery of the bloodthirsty plant leads to a boom in business for a struggling florists shop in Skid Row.
 
 
 
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