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rest room

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noun

  1. a room in a public building having lavatories, washing facilities, and sometimes couches

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Fortunately, it was located in a museum rest room, so anyone looking to interact with it could do so privately.

From Salon

Amazon “carelessly required individuals … to continue working up until the moments before the tornado struck,” the lawsuit says, and “improperly directed” McEwen and colleagues to shelter in a rest room, which it says the company knew or should have known wasn’t safe.

From Seattle Times

It erected a rest room trailer that has only recently been removed.

From Washington Post

The weakness was so bad — I had to hold on to the wall to get to the rest room.

From New York Times

During World War Two, the station was repurposed as a canteen and rest room by the Women's Voluntary Service, serving the forces more than two million meals between 1940 and 1946.

From BBC