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kitchenette orig. U.S.|kɪtʃɪˈnɛt|
[See -ette.]
A small room or alcove in a house, flat, etc., combining kitchen and pantry. Also attrib.
1910Variety 7 May 10/4 Mr. and Mrs. Nellie are going to have a swell apart. and they call the ‘cook house’ in a swell apart. a kitchenette. 1919Ladies' Home Jrnl. Oct. 117 Ovenette and kitchenette cookery. 1921Daily Colonist (Victoria, B.C.) 2 Oct. 26/7 Kitchenettes and bathrooms are also installed. 1922Hotel World 25 Mar. 10/2 Kitchenette suites of 2 rooms. 1922Glasgow Herald 28 Apr. 5 The New York business woman..wants her kitchenette and her home cooking, be it ever so simple. 1929F. Kilbourne Dot & Will 188 They had a little kitchenette apartment on the North Side. 1930J. Cannan No Walls of Jasper iii. 56 She had never thought it..too much trouble to..bustle away into the kitchenette to make up something nice and tasty for her George. 1934[see drying-rack]. 1955[see dinette]. 1960Times 25 Feb. 1/3 Bed-sitter, with kitchenette, in private house Kensington. 1974Country Life 30 May (Suppl.) 20 Granny annexe comprising: living room, kitchenette, bedroom and shower room. |