saddleroom
saddleroom noun: a room that stores saddlery and horse tacks.
Noun
saddleroom (plural saddlerooms)
- A room that stores saddlery and horse tacks.
- The threat was undoubtedly made in earnest, and he took it so immediately to heart that he stopped drinking then and there, with a jug half-full of whiskey hanging in the saddleroom of the barn.1968, McMurtry, Larry, In a narrow grave, A Touchstone Book, →ISBN, page 143
- The pony was hitched to the tub after breakfast and a rein looped over a hook outside the saddleroom door.1982, Moore, Aubrey, A son of the rectory : from Leicestershire to the Somme, A. Sutton, →ISBN, page 51
Forms of saddleroom
| plural | saddlerooms |
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Origin of saddleroom
From saddle + room.
Questions about saddleroom
- What does saddleroom mean?
- Saddleroom means a room that stores saddlery and horse tacks.
- What part of speech is saddleroom?
- Saddleroom is a noun.
- What is the plural of saddleroom?
- The plural of saddleroom is saddlerooms.
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