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Definition of tearoom

tearoom

/ˈtiː.ruːm/
tea · room

Plural:tearooms
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1

A small restaurant, cafe, or public room where tea, pastries, and light refreshments are served.

Example

"After strolling through the botanical gardens, we stopped at a quaint tearoom for scones and Earl Grey."


2

A staff lounge or break room in a workplace or factory set aside for employees to take refreshments and rest.

Example

"The nurses gathered in the hospital tearoom during their afternoon break to catch up on the day's news."

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