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room father

noun

  1. a male volunteer, often the father of a student, who assists an elementary-school teacher, as by working with students who need extra help.



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Sitting in his parish’s small counseling room, Father Greiten reflected on it all.

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The roofless room Father had built for water storage was open, its zinc sheet cover lying on the ground and the ladder thrown near it.

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In Fairfield’s hospital room, Father’s Day balloons float in one corner, and the wall is covered with pictures of him and Lauer.

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He remembered now that this was the room Father had always had, till he went away to college and after that to New York to live.

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The table set in the kitchen—for our humble cot does not boast of a dining room—father and Jim Wiggin collarless and in their shirtsleeves, and the stranded sheep herder waiting upon mother and me as if we were queens.

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