public room
noun
A room in which the public may be received, or in which public gatherings are held.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Fynes Moryson (?1566–1630), traveller and writer.
- day labourer
- day-labouring
- day length
- daylength-neutral
- dayless
- day letter
- Day-Lewis, C.
- Day-Lewis, Sir Daniel
- daylight
- daylight bulb
- daylighted
- daylight factor
- daylight gate
- daylighting
- daylight-loading
- daylight robbery
- daylight saving
- daylight saving time
- daylight's gate
- daylight time
- daylighty
- day lily
- day-long
- dayman
- daymare