art room |
a room in a school where art is taught and where art materials are kept. |
bed-sitting room |
(chiefly British) a typically inexpensive rental accommodation combining a bedroom and sitting room along with facilities for cooking. |
chatroom |
a site on the Internet where two or more computer users can converse in real time by typing messages that appear on all participants' screens instantly. |
clean room |
an enclosed space kept as free as possible of any contaminants such as dust or germs, as for the production of highly sensitive precision parts. |
day room |
a room for recreation, reading, or writing, as in a military barracks, nursing home, or other institution. |
dining room |
a room in a home or hotel where meals are eaten. |
drawing room |
a formal reception room; parlor. [2 definitions] |
dressing room |
a room for one or more persons in which to dress, put on makeup, and the like, esp. in a theater or a film or television studio. |
family room |
a large room in which a family gets together to relax, talk, or play games. |
gun room |
a room for storing or displaying guns. |
homeroom |
a classroom where students meet at the beginning of the school day for attendance and announcements. |
ladies' room |
a public restroom for women and girls. |
lady's room |
see "ladies' room." |
laundry room |
a room in a home or institution where clothes and linens are washed and usually dried. |
living room |
a room in a home in which people can relax or gather together. The living room usually has a couch and comfortable chairs. |
locker room |
a room containing lockers for storing clothes and equipment and often used for changing clothes, as at a gymnasium or pool. |
make room |
to make adjustments in order to allow space for something (usu. fol. by "for"). |
men's room |
a room in a public place where men and boys can use a sink and toilet. |
music room |
in a school, a classroom where music is taught and where instruments may be kept. |
powder room |
a lavatory for the use of female guests, as at a restaurant. |