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What does "cover" mean in bar/lounge/club terms?

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a cover charge is the price you pay to get in

a cover is a hat, and many bars/clubs/etc dont allow covers
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Do you mean a cover charge to get in? Many upscale bars charge to get into their club, say $5.00 or even higher. People line up outside the door, someone checks your I.D. and you pay the cover charge inside the door.
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A cover or cover charge is the entrance fee you must pay to get into the place.
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The cover charge is the amount the management has determined will "cover" the expenses of the entertainment, etc...
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The price to be admitted.
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The biggest money making scam in the business.
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How much you have to pay to get in.
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One of three things, usually:

**Charge for entrance into club (IE:  "There is a $5 cover-charge)

**A 'cover' could be referring to an actual person or persons ("That table has 5 covers)

**A hat.  ("No covers allowed in here."
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if you mean cover charge, its a nuisance fee to keep out those who cannot really afford the price
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