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what is sun-worship here?

 
 
Reply Wed 16 Jan, 2013 06:20 am
"Still deep in denial, I spent the cruise on the ship's pool deck, icy beer bucket beside me, thigh-to-oiled-thigh in the sun-worshipping crowd. The international belly flop contest was on: Large, hirsute men from Ohio flung themselves aloft into the pool as I led the sideline vocal scoring."

In this paragraph, what does "thigh-to-oiled-thigh" mean?
Is the crowd really people who worship the sun or people who are sunbathing?
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Reply Wed 16 Jan, 2013 06:34 am
@Justin Xu,

"the sun-worshipping crowd" are people who love to get a sun tan.
they do so religiously, hence the connotation...

"thigh-to-oiled-thigh" means it was crowded on the pool deck...
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