coffee room (koferom)

A public room in an inn, hotel, or club-house, where guests are 2. A drink made from the seeds of the coffee supplied with coffee and other refreshments; tree, by infusion or decoction. Before being used now, usually, the public dining-room. [Eng.] the seeds are roasted, and then ground in a coffee-mill, or, as in the East, pounded. The beverage is best when made He returned in a gloomy mood to the coffee - room. with coffee-beans freshly roasted and ground. Coffee acts Hannay, Singleton Fontenoy, i. 8. as as light stimulant, promoting cheerfulne and removing coffee-saget (kof'ē-sāj), n. A coffee-house or a languor; but in some cases it induces sleeple ne and nervous tremblings. The use of it originated in Aby in i a, coffee-shop (kof'e-shop), n. 1. A shop where pa ed to Arabia several centuries later, and is said to have been made known in Europe by A. Rauwolf, a German physician, whose travels appeared in 1573. And sip of a drink called Coffa in little china dishes, as hot as they can suffer it. Sandys , Travailes, p. 52. 3. A light meal resembling afternoon tea, at which coffee is served.-4. The last course of a dinner, consisting of black coffee. Directly after coffee the band began to play. Greville, Memoirs, June 5, 1831. Black coffee, strong coffee served without milk or cream. California coffee, the somewhat coffee-like fruit of tor. Church ill. [Rare.] coffee is sold.-2. An inferior sort of coffeehouse. coffee-stand (kof'e-stand), n. 1. A support for the ve el in which coffee is prepared.-2. A stall set up on the street for the sale of coffee and other refreshments.