women's room

American  

noun

1. ladies' room.

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Etymology

Origin of women's room

First recorded in 1850–55

Example Sentences

In the women’s room, she assigned me a locker, then showed me how to clock in and out.

From Literature

Somehow I made it through the day, and at six o’clock I went down to the women’s room and gathered my handbag.

From Literature

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

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

She demanded they build a much bigger women’s room, which they did.

From Washington Post