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/rum/ 
| singular | room |
| plural | rooms |
There isn't much room in here.
Is there room for one more in your car?
There was just enough room for them all to sit down.
The band was good, but there was no room to dance.
This table takes up too much room.
We need to make room in here for the computer.
Leave room between each plant for the roots to grow.
There is plenty of room for disagreement in this controversial area.
There's no room for doubt as to who did this.
There is clearly room for improvement in a number of management areas.
Collocations: room This is the American English definition of room. View British English definition of room.
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a percussion instrument used by football fans which makes a rattling sound when shaken
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