room (noun)
21room temperature — room ,temperature noun uncount the normal temperature inside a building that is neither too hot nor too cold: Red wine is best served at room temperature …
22room-mate — noun a person occupying the same room as another. ↘N. Amer. a person occupying the same room, flat, or house as another …
23room and board — noun (U) AmE a room to sleep in and food: I pay $1200 a quarter for room and board …
24room — noun 1) there isn t much room Syn: space, headroom, legroom, area, expanse, extent 2) room for improvement Syn: scope, capacity, leeway, latitude, freedom …
25room light — noun light that provides general illumination for a room • Hypernyms: ↑light, ↑light source • Part Holonyms: ↑room …
26room|age — «ROO mihj, RUM ihj», noun. room or space afforded …
27room|i|ness — «ROO mee nihs, RUM ee », noun. ample space; abundance of room; spaciousness …
28room|ing-in — «ROO mihng IHN, RUM ihng », noun. 1. the practice of living in a house in which one is employed as a domestic servant; living in. 2. an arrangement in some hospitals whereby the mother of a newborn baby may keep it in her own room instead of in… …
29room service — noun Date: 1930 service provided to hotel guests in their rooms; also the hotel department responsible for such service < ordered a meal from room service > …
30room service — noun a) The provision of food and drink to a guest in his hotel room b) The department of a hotel that provides this service …
