room
verb [I usually + adv/prep] /ruːm/ /rʊm/ USDefinition
› to rent a room from someone, or share a rented room with someone: At college he rooms with this guy from Nebraska.Living or sleeping somewhere
(Definition of room verb from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- abide verb (LIVE)
- board verb (STAY)
- domiciled adjective
- dwell verb
- exist verb (LIVE)
- habitable adjective
- inhabitable adjective
- inhospitable adjective (PLACE)
- live in sin idiom
- live-in adjective (WORK)
- lodge verb (STAY)
- occupancy noun
- residence noun
- residency noun
- resident adjective
- residential adjective
- settle down phrasal verb (MAKE HOME)
- settled adjective (HOME)
- squat verb (LIVE)
- stay verb (LIVE)
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