Definitions

1. noun

A room or area in a building where people can meet and talk to representatives of an organization or government.

“The group of citizens went to the capitol building to lobby for a change in the tax laws.”

2. verb

To try to persuade someone, especially in a position of power, to do something or take action.

“The politician lobbied for the passage of the bill in Congress.”

3. verb

To wait in a building or area, especially a government building, in order to speak with someone or ask a question.

“The tourists lobbied the embassy to get information about their lost passport.”

4. noun

A group of people who work together to influence public opinion or government policy.

“The lobby group worked tirelessly to promote the interests of their members.”