family room 
noun
1British A room in a pub in which children are allowed, in the company of an adult or adults.Prior to [the smoking ban], the "Ancient Mariners" would have a permanent haze of smoke hanging over it, not nice for the lungs, clothes, or for eating-so your only choice was to go outside or sit in the "Family Room"....
- The pub has recently undergone some renovation bringing the family room up to date and improving access for wheelchair users.
2North American A living room used by all family members for recreation and relaxation.There are three reception rooms inside the house - a sitting room, a family room and a large living room - the latter leads onto a patio to the rear garden....
- Sam showed them the two kitchens, the big dinner table, the music room, the living room, the family room, and a lot of the other rooms.
- As well as four bedrooms, it boasts two bathrooms, three reception rooms and a family room, as well as assorted halls, pantries and studies.
- in every sense of the word
- in evidence
- inevitability
- inevitable
- inevitably
- inexact
- inexactitude
- assignable
- assignation
- assignee
- assigner
- assignment
- assignor
- (as) silent as the grave
- (as) silent (or quiet) as the grave
- assimilable
- assimilate
- assimilation
- assimilationist
- assimilative
- assimilativeness
- assimilator
- assimilatory
- Assiniboin
- Assiniboine