ladies' room

noun

1. a public lavatory for women.

Word History and Origins

Origin of ladies' room¹

First recorded in 1875–80

Example Sentences

There were reports (that she denied) that she was kicked out of a gym for smoking weed in the ladies room.

From The Daily Beast

If a transsexual man as bearded, muscled, and tattooed as I am went into the ladies room, the women would all scream!

From The Daily Beast

The tiny screen, cramped seats and no line in the ladies room was a reminder that we are not in L.A. anymore!

From The Daily Beast

Word from the Senate is that negotiations over health-care reform are going hot and heavy... in the Ladies Room.

From The Daily Beast

Jumping up, I got the woman to stand and, with difficulty, walked her to the ladies room.

From The Daily Beast

He then conducted me to the ladies room, and left me, saying the cars would be along in about an hour.

From Project Gutenberg

And wrapping her dressing-gown around her, she leaped from her berth and sped for the ladies room.

From Project Gutenberg

A heavily veiled woman in black came out of the ladies room, and started for the train.

From Project Gutenberg