Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A room for bathing in.
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Examples
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When I built heere i had a extra bath-room plumbed in to complete later as could afford.
Stupid Moves 2009
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When I built heere i had a extra bath-room plumbed in to complete later as could afford.
Stupid Moves 2009
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Naturally, I had resolved that the bath-room and the big brass bed should be mine.
CHAPTER I 2010
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The bath-room will be a trifle larger than the size of the smallest bath - tub — it won't require so much work to keep in order.
The House Beautiful 2010
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When I say that it opened directly into a bath-room, and that, among other things, it was furnished with a big brass bed such as one would never suspect to find at sea, I have said enough.
CHAPTER I 2010
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I would not be suprised if they don't add a coin operatd latch to the bath-room next.
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However, after a while, they carried me into a neat bath-room leading out of the hall; and as I sat there, behold, in came three slave-girls who seated themselves round me and said to me,
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She took Safra into the bath-room and locked the door.
Death In Monaco 2008
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That probably wouldn't change even if "bath-room" were written with a hyphen.
Funny, you don't look Semitic Kylopod 2007
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That probably wouldn't change even if "bath-room" were written with a hyphen.
Archive 2007-12-01 Kylopod 2007
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