roasteryn.
/ˈrəʊst(ə)ri/, U.S. /ˈroʊstəri/ 1. rare. A place where meat is roasted; a business which prepares and sells roasted meat.
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1856 L. M. Sargent Dealings with Dead II. cxxxvii. 568 By the smell, I presume, there is a roastery, connected with the establishment; and..the atmosphere..is filled with the odor of roast pig—a little overdone.
1960 Guardian 25 Mar. 16/5 Undoubtedly the cheapest really good meal in Italian cities is in the self-serve Rosticceria or ‘Roastery’.
2. A place where coffee beans are roasted and processed.
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1872 Evening Gaz. (Middlesbrough) 24 Jan. 2/1 Wanted at Middlesbrough Coffee Roastery (established 1865), a few extra tons of coffee to roast weekly.
1914 Publ. Hist. Soc. Schuylkill County Mar. 229 A fire occurred..in the coffee roastery of Heber DeLong, situated on Line Alley.
1983 Daily Gleaner (Kingston, Jamaica) 12 Aug. 12/1 Pat Sibblies, lucky man, of the Yallahs area, is allowed Jamaica's only legal roastery and can handle his own small output.
2011 A. Halevy Infinite Emotions Coffee 78 A visit with Tim Wendelboe at the café and roastery in Oslo that bears his name offers an insightful glimpse into Scandinavian coffee culture.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2015; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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