chart room

American  

noun

Nautical.

1. chart house.

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Etymology

Origin of chart room

First recorded in 1875–80

Example Sentences

He played for drinks at the Chart Room to treasure divers, pot smugglers, beachcombers and politicians, according to his biography.

From The Wall Street Journal

The community planned a remembrance Sunday along Duval Street, home to some of Key West’s most well-known eateries and music venues, including the Chart Room, a dive bar where Buffett sang early in his career.

From Seattle Times

The Pinnacle left Seattle on Jan. 5, traveling more than 2,000 miles during a 9-day voyage to reach the Aleutian port of Dutch Harbor, where the crew loaded water and other supplies but, to keep COVID-19 at bay, forfeited the traditional dinners at The Chart Room.

From Seattle Times

A key to the doomed vessel's chart room sold to a collector from Texas for £78,000, while a drowned steward's badge sold for £57,000.

From BBC

Police say 76-year-old Connie Birkenmeier of Bar Harbor was pronounced dead at the scene Tuesday outside the Chart Room Restaurant.

From Seattle Times