A room used for storing clothing, and sometimes also armour and other valuable objects (cf. garderobe, n. 1); esp. such a room adjoining a bedroom…

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 room or building, esp. one in a monastery or other large establishment, in which clothes are kept. Also, a cloak-room (quot. 1893).

A vestiary or vestry; a wardrobe. Also transferred.

A place or room where clothes (†or valuables) are kept; a robing room, cloak-room; †a treasure house or chamber. Now rare.

= wardrobe, n. See also guarda-costa, n.

A private room in a house used for storing and putting on clothes, applying make-up, arranging one's hair, etc., usually opening off or connected…

a room used for changing into or for storing official robes; also figurative.

a dressing-room, tiring-room.

= robing room n. at robing, n. compounds.

originally. The apartment in which clothes were deposited by those who were preparing for the bath or palæstra; hence gen. a dressing-room, a…

a room for the putting on of official robes or vestments; (also) a dressing room.

= tiring-room, n.; also a dressing-room, generally.

A dressing room (in later use esp. one equipped with washing facilities); = toilet room n. (a) at compounds 2. Now historical.

(a) a dressing room (obsolete); (b) a room or alcove containing a toilet.

(a) a dressing room (now historical); (b) (U.S.) a wash room; a room containing a toilet or toilets (now rare).

a room at a sports ground, swimming pool, etc., where one can change one's clothes; (also) a room in a shop where one can try on clothes.

A small building or room at a swimming pool, sports ground, etc., set aside for people to change their clothes in; a changing room. Cf. dressing room…

†(a) a room in a large stable in which horses are kept before being hitched to carriages (obsolete rare); (b) = changing room n. at changing, n.1…