Coffee house
Coffee house by SurreptitiousStacy March 10, 2018
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Coffee House
Coffee house is a term used as a type of genre. Usually describing indie, folk-rock, or alternative music. Music that you would commonly hear in a "coffee house."
Coffee House by HelloThereMrSirThere August 7, 2010
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hippys used coffee house and flower shop as the place where you drank coffee and listen to poetry quoted by a little skinny girl in a little cotton dress and nothing else.
coffee house by r cane July 17, 2005
Coffee House revolutionary
Coffee House revolutionary by I, Wreckerrr October 18, 2016
Coffee House Dubstep
Term used to describe a certin style of music usually artists like The Chainsmokers & Purity Ring
Music with softer slower lyrics with and upbeat dubstep style of background music
Music with softer slower lyrics with and upbeat dubstep style of background music
Coffee House Dubstep by Dbass1292 July 11, 2016
Coffee house conservative
A conservative who's taste in fashion, music, habits, and/or aesthetics are more typically seen in more left-leaning or liberal persons. I.E.: A more urbanized conservative.
Jasmine drives a hybrid and attends daily yoga sessions out at the park, but she votes Republican. I guess that makes her a coffee house conservative.
Coffee house conservative by ROBop March 18, 2023
The Cup Coffee House
A coffee house located in the town of Wantagh, New York. They feature a wide veriety of great drinks as well as food. The great prices, nice workers and live music set the bar pretty high for their competition.
Example 1: Do you want to go to the cup coffee house tonight? I love that place!
Example 2: Maybe Liam will be at the cup tonight!
Example 2: Maybe Liam will be at the cup tonight!
The Cup Coffee House by coffeeman9877 February 26, 2014
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