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combination room

British  

noun

  1. (at Cambridge University) a common room

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“I’ve got to say, this is the best three-quarterback combination room I’ve been around from a mental standpoint, so that is great to have.”

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Besides the Chapel, the Library here is remarkable, and the "Combination Room" boasts itself as almost, if not quite, the finest apartment of its kind in all Cambridge.

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Entrance to the Combination Room is only obtained through favour.

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From the Hall we can often obtain permission to ascend to the unique glory of St. John's College, the Combination Room, which is incomparably finer than any other apartment of the same kind, either at Oxford or Cambridge.

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The Hall and Combination Room still occupy the site of the Church.

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