Crossword clues for cybercafe
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
n. (alternative spelling of cybercafé English)
n. (context computing English) A café in which customers may access the Internet
WordNet
n. a cafe whose customers sit at computer terminals and log on to the internet while they eat and drink
Usage examples of "cybercafe".
While the photographer worked on one task, Dexter returned to the cybercafe, enquired after the United Arab Emirates and downloaded everything he could get.
She had forty minutes to get to the cybercafe and back before the buses were scheduled to leave for the day.
Once inside the cybercafe and seated at a computer, she would log on to a server using her new free Internet account.
Since we still had a bit of time to kill before dinner, I found a cybercafe and read them, with Clay leaning over my shoulder, his chair pulled so close I might as well have sat on his lap.
I stopped into a twenty-four-hour cybercafe called Digital Ditties, got online, and worked all night.
Meet me in the cybercafe at number 5 Rossengasse, next to the Hotel St Georges, at four.
The motel clerk was instant-messaging her boyfriend in Thailand from the cybercafe next door, so nobody saw him.
He skipped breakfast, settled with the lady of the house, a plump, grey-haired little woman, and headed out in search of a business centre, a cybercafe, anywhere to plug into his e-mail.
Apparently her latest husband, Bryce Calhoun III, took exception to a torrid Internet romance that Katherine initiated in a cybercafe on St.
His Internet contact with us, conducted from the safety of his home or some cybercafé, was one thing, but maybe he was having second thoughts when confronted by the reality of two hefty, sweating middle-age men.