A room, chamber, sleeping-place, closet.

A chamber or room intended for holding a bed; archaic and displaced in common use by bedroom, except in reference to the royal bedchamber, as in gent…

A private room or chamber; esp. a sleeping apartment. Obsolete.

erroneous reading of knauez kote = servant's cottage.

A room used for storing clothing, armour, or objects of value; (occasionally) the contents of this. More generally: any private room or chamber, as…

A bedchamber: in the general sense obsolete since the 16th cent., but re-introduced in modern use, esp. in English public schools, for one of the…

a room above or connected to a kitchen, typically an inferior bedroom used by household staff, lodgers, or guests; cf. kitchen loft n.

A room used or intended to contain a bed or beds; a sleeping apartment. (Now in common use instead of the earlier bedchamber, n.)

= cubiculum, n., bedchamber.

concrete. A place or building in which a person lodges or resides; a dwelling-place, abode; †a bedroom (obsolete); †military quarters, encampment (obs…

A sleeping apartment, bedroom. (Now local.)

An inner apartment, esp. as distinguished from the ‘hall’, or large public room, in ancient mansions; hence, a chamber, a bed-room.

This space, or the area around the bed generally, where a distinguished person received favoured guests while in bed, esp. where (in 17th and…

= lodging-room, n. b.

A bedroom shared by more than one person; esp. such a room in lodgings or an inn. Cf. bedchamber, n. Now rare.

a small bedroom partitioned off at one end of a hall.

A sleeping-place of the same kind in a railway carriage or elsewhere.

= cubicle, n.

A bedroom.

Chiefly used as an advertising term: bedroom.

A private single compartment in a railway sleeping car. Also attributive.

elliptical in general application. A single bedroom, esp. in a hotel. Cf. single, adj. 11d.