roomie
or room·y
[ roo-mee, room-ee ]
Origin of roomie
1An Americanism dating back to 1915–20; by shortening and alteration
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How to use roomie in a sentence
Plus, dishing with ex-roommates of Barack Obama, Madonna, and John Kerry—and a gallery of famous roomies.
She should have either kicked him out or dragged him around the house while she got her roomies out of bed.
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