A building or room in which work is carried out, esp. one in which things are made or manufactured; a workshop or factory. Now rare (chiefly histo…

A workshop, a laboratory; an office in a monastery.

A building or room equipped and used for a particular craft or manufacturing trade; a workshop (frequently as opposed to an office). In later use…

A building or room in which work is carried out; also figurative; = workhouse, n. 1.

a place where work is done; (formerly) spec. †= workshop, n. 1a (obsolete); (in later use chiefly) the place in a mine at which excavation is…

A house in which things are framed or fashioned.

A room, small building, etc., in which goods are manufactured or repaired.

= frame house, n.1

= workshop, n. 1a.

A workshop. Also figurative. Obsolete.

(a) = frame house, n.1; (b) (North American) a building constructed from a wooden skeleton, typically covered with timber boards.

A workshop, a laboratory. Obsolete.

Premises (esp. sheds or other outbuildings associated with another building) in which goods are manufactured or repaired; workshops.

A workshop or place of production. Also figurative.

A workshop; an artist's or sculptor's studio.

A building or room equipped and used for a particular craft, or manual trade or occupation; a workshop. Cf. shop, n. 4a.

Originally: an engineering and design technical consultancy service provided by the Lockheed Advanced Development Company (see quot. 1981). Hence…