cloakroom

Noun

cloakroom (plural cloakrooms)

1. A room, in a public building such as a theatre, where coats and other belongings may be left temporarily.
2. (Brit.) A room where you can leave your luggage eg. on the airport.
3. A private lounge right next to a legislative chamber.
4. (Brit.) lavatory, toilet

9 letters in word "cloakroom": A C K L M O O O R.

No anagrams for cloakroom found in this word list.

• Definitions:
• Democratic and Republican cloakrooms adjacent to the Senate chamber serve as gathering places for party members to discuss chamber business privately.
• a private lounge off of a legislative chamber a room where coats and other articles can be left temporarily
• A cloakroom, or sometimes coatroom, is a room for people to hang their coats. Typically found inside a large building, such as a gymnasium or meeting hall, it is long and narrow with plenty of pegs on which to hang coats, umbrellas, and hats.

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