Bar
Bar noun - A straight piece (as of wood or metal) that is longer than it is wide.
Law and bar are semantically related in legal system topic. In some cases you can use "Law" instead a noun "Bar".
Nearby Word: barroom
Law
Law noun - A rule of conduct or action laid down by a governing authority and especially a legislature.
Bar and law are semantically related in legal profession topic. Sometimes you can use "Bar" instead a noun "Law".
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However, Mike's actual fraud isn't that he never attended law school, per se: it's that he isn't a member of the bar, and is therefore not licensed to practice law in New York State.
Source: Series / Suits - One episode of NCIS: Los Angeles has Deeks explicitly stating that a given bar they need to check out is a bikini bar rather than a strip club due to either Los Angeles city law or California state law prohibiting a bar from offering both alcohol and nudity.
- Will & Grace had an episode where Will and Jack had to babysit Karen's mother-in-law when they already had tickets for the opening party at a nearby gay bar, so they take her along.
Source: Gay Bar Reveal
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