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roommate
[room-meyt, room-]
roommate
/ ˈruːmˌmeɪt, ˈrʊm- /
noun
a person with whom one shares a room or lodging
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Just don’t have Palmer play Jar Jar Binks’ father’s brother’s nephew’s cousin’s former roommate, please, because Dark Helmet already spent that punch line on Lone Starr back in 1987.
Lawrence had a passion for unusual scents ever since college, when a roommate introduced her to the indie fragrance brand Amorphous Perfume.
They’re not roommates but might as well be; they invariably reside in one of their rooms long before the first pitch when Woolery braids Grant’s hair while watching “Catfish,” a favorite television show.
I had a roommate and my roommate’s cousin was friends with this girl.
He said his roommate at his home, about six miles away, also heard the blast.
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