combination room

noun

1. (at Cambridge University) a common room

Example Sentences

“I’ve got to say, this is the best three-quarterback combination room I’ve been around from a mental standpoint, so that is great to have.”

From Washington Times

But he was not responsible, and it was no pleasure to bear the cross for the added barb that the women’s combination room remained dingily pokey whereas money had been spent to make life agreeable for him and his friends when they had their morning coffee.

From Literature

The Hall and Combination Room still occupy the site of the Church.

From Project Gutenberg

From the Hall we can often obtain permission to ascend to the unique glory of St. John's College, the Combination Room, which is incomparably finer than any other apartment of the same kind, either at Oxford or Cambridge.

From Project Gutenberg

Entrance to the Combination Room is only obtained through favour.

From Project Gutenberg