wardroom

Noun

Meaning

A room occupied as a messroom by the commissioned officers of a war vessel. See Gunroom.

A room used by the citizens of a city ward, for meetings, political caucuses, elections, etc.

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As a junior officer it was a way to cloak his ideas in a patina of genteel wardroom horseplay, with the barb of criticism perfunctorily covered. Source: Internet

It has been said that the characters in are archetypes of American naval officers, and that they all exist in every wardroom. Source: Internet

Huge 2,200-pound bombs annihilated a pilot wardroom and several gun turrets, causing a massive fire and killing fifty crewmembers. Source: Internet

On the 27 April a bomb passed through the quarter deck, a wardroom, a water tank and 4-inch (10.2 cm) magazine and out through the hull to explode in the fjord. Source: Internet

The officer's wardroom was located forward of the berth deck where officers would eat their meals, hold meetings or socialize during what little spare time they had. Source: Internet

Loiselle addressed the crew, met with the officers of the wardroom, toured the ship, and interacted with Sailors on the deck plates. Source: Internet

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