room /room or rŭm/

1. Space
2. Necessary or available space
3. Space unoccupied
4. Opportunity, scope or occasion
5. Stead
6. A particular place
7. An assigned place, as in a theatre (obsolete)
8. A seat (Bible)
9. Appointment, office
10. A holding of land (obsolete)
11. A compartment
12. A chamber
13. A cottage sitting room
14. Company in a room

1. To lodge
2. To share a room or rooms (with with)

roomed adjective

Having rooms

roomˈer noun (N American)

A lodger, usu taking meals elsewhere

roometteˈ noun (N American)

1. A sleeping compartment in a train
2. A small bedroom to let

roomˈful noun (pl roomˈfuls)

As much or as many as a room will hold

roomˈie noun (US informal)

A roommate

roomˈily adverb

roomˈiness noun

rooms plural noun

A set of rooms in a house, etc rented as a separate unit

roomˈsome adjective (obsolete)

Roomy

roomˈy (roomˈier; roomˈiest) adjective

1. Having ample room
2. Wide
3. Spacious

roomˈ-divider noun

A low wall or piece of furniture serving as one, dividing a room into two separate sections

roomˈ-fellow noun (archaic)

A person who shares a room

rooming house noun (N American)

A house with furnished rooms to let

rooming-inˈ noun (N American)

Shared accommodation, esp for a mother and her newborn baby

roomˈmate noun

1. A fellow lodger (N American)
2. A person who shares a room

roomˈ-ridden adjective

Confined to one's room

• depastured
• depastures
• depasturing
• depauperate
• depauperated
• depauperates
• depauperating
• depauperise
• depauperised
• depauperises
• depauperising
• depauperize
• depauperized
• depauperizes
• depauperizing
• depeinct
• depeincted
• depeincting
• depeincts
• depend
• dependability
• dependable
• dependably
• dependance
• dependant