women's room

noun

1. ladies' room.

Word History and Origins

Origin of women's room¹

First recorded in 1850–55

Example Sentences

Earlier this week, a Minnesota teenager sued Buffalo Wild Wings because a server accused her of being a “man” in the women’s room and didn’t relent until the cisgender girl relented and showed the woman her naked breasts.

From Salon

Alas, despite many warnings about the dangers of New York City, Alex wanders into a Grand Central Terminal women’s room where she is robbed and beaten by a man whose face should appear next to “ruffian” in the dictionary.

From Los Angeles Times

Within a relatively short time, female lawmakers had the same ease of access to a restroom as their male colleagues, with the women’s room installed in a space formerly used for the men’s shoeshine stand.

From Seattle Times

When Sofia points out to Jon that the women’s room lacks a place to dispose of tampons, he needs to make a call to find out what a period is.

From Los Angeles Times

The Pasadena nonprofit runs a food pantry, does street outreach and runs a safe haven called the Women’s Room, which helped line up housing for Shimatsu.

From Los Angeles Times