Possessives

• monk: Born in Chester, he attended the King's School, which was then housed in the old monk's refectory in the Cathedral.

Converse of object

• include: These include the Refectory, Learning Resources Center [ LRC ] , sports facilities, the Chaplaincy and student halls of residence.

• enter: The monks also entered the refectory for drinks such as those served after Nones.

• house: This building houses a new refectory, junior common room and 450 seat lecture theater.

Adjective modifier

• main: Upstairs there's the main refectory with its comprehensive menu.

• old: It all takes place in and around the Old refectory on Saturday 18 October.

• large: There is a large Refectory offering a wide selection of dishes from around the world.

• monastic: The repeated alterations may have taken their toll on the medieval buildings of the former monastic refectory.

• former: The repeated alterations may have taken their toll on the medieval buildings of the former monastic refectory.

Modifies a noun

• table: The dining area has a large refectory table in solid elm which can seat upto 8 people.

• style: The dining area has a large pine refectory style dining table with pew seating.

• building: This building is near the center of campus, opposite the large refectory building, Bramber House.

• area: Police and Road Safety Officers visited Barking College over the lunch time period yesterday, distributing cd's in the refectory area.

• dining: The dining area has a large pine refectory style dining table with pew seating.

• wall: The cellar may have extended up to a wall marked on old plans which continued on the line of the refectory south wall.

Noun used with modifier

• oak: A spectacular room running the length of the building with a magnificent oak refectory table nearly nine feet long.

• student: There is a student refectory on the Leith Campus, on the ground floor.

• staff: The new entrance to the staff refectory is the next door down the f floor corridor.