restroom
restroom
Definition
☆ rest·room (rest′ro̵̅o̅m′)
noun
a room or rooms, as in an office building, sports arena, or restaurant, equipped with toilets, washbowls, etc.
restroom
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: Has anyone ever used the restroom in front of you that you wish wouldn't have?
- enter: According to him, he felt more comfortable urinating in public places, but avoided entering restrooms if others were there.
- leave: I've seen women take dumps and not wash their hands before leaving the restroom.
Adjective modifier
- public: Even the cubicles in the public restrooms are made of glass, with green enamel backing for privacy.
Modifies a noun
- facility: Restroom facilities can be found dotted around both areas.
- door: FD's Diary: What lurks behind the restroom door?
- window: I receive them restroom window at have not addressed.
Noun used with modifier
- lady: I've seen more appealing things than you in the trash can of a ladies restroom.
Possessives
- man: Already the number is half that of a men's restroom.
- woman: Now let's look at the women's restroom.
Preposition: in
- pair: It also answers their other commonly asked question about why women go to the restroom in pairs.
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