box room
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noun British.
a storage room, especially one for trunks, suitcases, etc.
Origin of box room
First recorded in 1925–30
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Historical Examples of box room
Both trunks are in the box-room, but do not catch cold when watching them.
Letters of Lt.-Col. George Brenton LaurieGeorge Brenton Laurie
My dress clothes are put away with my summer suit in the second drawer in the box-room.
ElizaBarry Pain
But we have a fitted-up arrangement in the box-room, and it has never exploded yet.
The Chauffeur and the ChaperonC. N. Williamson
Above that again there was an attic used as a box-room, and she went up there too.
The Beth BookSarah Grand
She ran to find Miss Lucy in order to obtain the key of the box-room.
The School QueensL. T. Meade