romper room
originally US
noun
= rumpus room.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in The Hammond Times. After the title of the U.S. children's television programme Romper Room, first broadcast in 1953.
- re-enable
- re-enablement
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- re-encourage
- re-encouragement
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