living-roomy

living-roomy adjective: resembling or characteristic of a living room.

Adjective

living-roomy (comparative more living-roomy, superlative most living-roomy)

Resembling or characteristic of a living room.
- There was a gray rug, and the blue was again used in the portières and in a few cushions. It sounds very living-roomy, I acknowledge, but, like all the other rooms I have mentioned, it had all the comfort of a living-room with that indefinable charm and pleasant suggestion which are an absolute...1913, House & Garden, volume 24
- Maybe it’d look nice in the guest room. It’s not really a living-roomy lamp.1958, Mary Stolz, And Love Replied, page 12

The Dotsons opened up the living-roomy coffee shop – with wireless Internet to boot – in mid-October at 2829 E. 29th Ave., in Lincoln Heights.2007 November 2, Tom Bowers, “Living on a caffeinated retirement plan”, in 7 (The Spokesman-Review), page 19, columns 1–2:
How intimate and living-roomy is the space?2018 September 30, Peter D. Kramer, “50 seats only: Tiny concerts, big names”, in The Journal News, volume 130, number 148, page 6C, column...

comparative	more living-roomy
superlative	most living-roomy

From living room + -y.

What does living-roomy mean?: Living-roomy means resembling or characteristic of a living room.
How do you use living-roomy in a sentence?: The Dotsons opened up the living-roomy coffee shop – with wireless Internet to boot – in mid-October at 2829 E. 29th Ave., in Lincoln Heights.
What part of speech is living-roomy?: Living-roomy is an adjective.

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