The oaken chair, to be sure, may tempt him with its roominess

Hawthorne, Seven Gables, xviii. room-keeper (röm ́kē"pėr), n . One who occupies a room in a house, with or without a family. room le (röm'les), a . [ room1 + -le .] Without room or rooms; not affording space; contracted. The shyppe wherein Jesus preached is very narowe and roumles to uncleane and synfull persons. J. Udall , On Mark iii. room-mate (röm'māt), n. One who shares a room with another or others. We two Americans join company with our room - mate , an Alexandrian of Italian parentage. B. Taylor , Lands of the Saracen, p. 28. room-paper (röm'pā"pėr), n . Same as wall room-ridden (römʻrid"n), a . Confined to one's room. Compare bedridden . [Rare.] paper . Spenser, tr. of Virgil's Gnat, 1. 57.