room
[ room, room ]
/ rum, rʊm /
noun
verb (used without object)
to occupy a room or rooms; lodge.
Origin of room
before 900; Middle English
roum(e), Old English
rūm; cognate with Dutch
ruim, German
Raum
OTHER WORDS FROM room
un·der·room, nounWords nearby room
rooinek,
rook,
rookery,
rookie,
rooky,
room,
room and board,
room clerk,
room divider,
room father,
room mother
Example sentences from the Web for room
British Dictionary definitions for room
room
/ (ruːm, rʊm) /
noun
verb
(intr) mainly US
to occupy or share a room or lodging
where does he room?
Derived forms of room
roomer, nounWord Origin for room
Old English
rūm; related to Gothic, Old High German
rūm
Idioms and Phrases with room
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