Meaning & use
chill rooms
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“chill rooms” is a form of “chill room”. See that entry for the full set of meanings.
Meanings
nounplural
Rooms where people go to relax, especially in a shared house, office, hostel, or club.
Grammar: This is the plural form; use 'chill room' for one room.
Patterns
- a chill room
- the chill rooms
- in the chill room
The hostel has two chill rooms with beanbags and board games.
After the meeting, everyone moved to the chill rooms for coffee.
Our office chill rooms are quiet, so people go there to read.
nounpluralinformal
Informal spaces in a club or event where the music is quieter and people can sit and talk.
Grammar: Often used with 'the' when talking about a specific venue: the chill rooms.
Patterns
- the chill rooms at a club
- a chill room area
The festival had chill rooms where you could escape the noise.
They turned the back of the club into one of the chill rooms.
We spent most of the night in the chill rooms, just talking.
Word forms
| singular | chill room |
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Common combinations
- chill room area
- The chill room area is behind the main stage.
- a chill room with sofas
- They made a chill room with sofas and soft lights.
- go to the chill room
- If you feel tired, go to the chill room.
- chill room music
- Chill room music is usually slower and calmer.
Synonyms and how they differ
- lounge
- A lounge is a more general, often more formal sitting room; a chill room suggests a relaxed, informal place to unwind.
- break room
- A break room is mainly for work breaks; a chill room is for relaxing, often in social settings.
Word family
Commonly confused: chill rooms or chillroom?
chill rooms vs chillroom
Some people write it as one word, but the standard form is two words: chill room.
Practice
Which sentence uses the plural form correctly?
Choose one answer.
'Chill rooms' is the correct plural because 'room' takes -s. 'Chill room' is singular, 'chill room's' is a possessive, and 'chills room' is not a standard form.
Make it your own
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