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Definition of room
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Room (a.)
Spacious;
roomy.
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Mushroom-headed
::
Mushroom-headed
(a.)
Having
a
cylindrical
body with a
convex
head of
larger
diameter;
having
a head like that of a
mushroom.
Litter
::
Litter
(v. t.) To put into a
confused
or
disordered
condition;
to strew with
scattered
articles;
as, to
litter
a
room..
Dormitory
::
Dormitory
(n.) A
sleeping
room, or a
building
containing
a
series
of
sleeping
rooms;
a
sleeping
apartment
capable
of
containing
many beds; esp., one
connected
with a
college
or
boarding
school..
Sign
::
Sign (n.) A
lettered
board,
or other
conspicuous
notice,
placed
upon or
before
a
building,
room, shop, or
office
to
advertise
the
business
there
transacted,
or the name of the
person
or firm
carrying
it on; a
publicly
displayed
token or
notice..
Skylight
::
Skylight
(n.) A
window
placed
in the roof of a
building,
in the
ceiling
of a room, or in the deck of a ship, for the
admission
of light from
above..
Broom
::
Broom (v. t.) See
Bream.
Galilee
::
Galilee
(n.) A porch or
waiting
room,
usually
at the west end of an abbey
church,
where the monks
collected
on
returning
from
processions,
where
bodies
were laid
previous
to
interment,
and where women were
allowed
to see the monks to whom they were
related,
or to hear
divine
service.
Also,
frequently
applied
to the porch of a
church,
as at Ely and
Durham
cathedrals..
Fungic
::
Fungic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
obtained
from,
mushrooms;
as,
fungic
acid..
Greenroom
::
Greenroom
(n.) The
retiring
room of
actors
and
actresses
in a
theater.
Mopboard
::
Mopboard
(n.) A
narrow
board
nailed
against
the wall of a room next to the
floor;
skirting
board;
baseboard.
See
Baseboard.
Lightroom
::
Lightroom
(n.) A small room from which the
magazine
of a naval
vessel
is
lighted,
being
separated
from the
magazine
by heavy glass
windows..
Bedsite
::
Bedsite
(n.) A
recess
in a room for a bed.
Lodgment
::
Lodgment
(v.) A
lodging
place;
a room.
Dark
::
Dark (a.)
Destitute,
or
partially
destitute,
of
light;
not
receiving,
reflecting,
or
radiating
light;
wholly
or
partially
black,
or of some deep shade of
color;
not
light-colored;
as, a dark room; a dark day; dark
cloth;
dark
paint;
a dark
complexion..
Cabinet
::
Cabinet
(n.) Any
building
or room set apart for the safe
keeping
and
exhibition
of works of art, etc.; also, the
collection
itself..
Solar
::
Solar (a.) A loft or upper
chamber;
a
garret
room.
Cloakroom
::
Cloakroom
(n.) A room,
attached
to any place of
public
resort,
where
cloaks,
overcoats,
etc., may be
deposited
for a
time..
Bare
::
Bare (a.)
Destitute;
indigent;
empty;
unfurnished
or
scantily
furnished;
-- used with of
(rarely
with in)
before
the thing
wanting
or taken away; as, a room bare of
furniture..
Cellarage
::
Cellarage
(n.) The space or
storerooms
of a
cellar;
a
cellar.
Roomful
::
Roomful
(n.) As much or many as a room will hold; as, a
roomful
of men..
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