Room

rōōm, n. space: a chamber: extent of place: space unoccupied: freedom to act: fit occasion: place of another: stead: ( B. ) a seat: a particular place: a box in a theatre: office: the inner room of a cottage: a garret.— v.i. to occupy a room, to lodge.— adv. ( naut. ) off from the wind.— n. Room′age , capacity.— adj. Roomed , containing rooms.— ns. Room′er , a lodger; Room′ful , as much or as many as a room will hold.— adv. Room′ily .— n. Room′ine .— adsj. Room′-rid′den , confined to one's room; Room′some , roomy.— adv. Room′y , having ample room: wide: spacious.— Give room , to withdraw so as to leave space for others; Make room , to open a way. [A.S. rúm ; Ger. raum , Dut. ruim .]