living room

Origin

noun

a room in a home used, especially by a family, for leisure activities, entertaining guests, etc.; parlor.

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Origin:
1815–25

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living room

—n
	a room in a private house or flat used for relaxation and entertainment of guests

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living room

"room set up for ordinary social use," 1825 (as opposed to bedroom, dining room, etc.); from living + room..

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"Down in the living room I have a clock which is called a "four-hundred-day" clock, which is supposed to run 400 days without winding. This feat seems to be accomplished by arranging four large cherries on a rotating stem which hangs out of the works of the clock (clearly visible through the glass cover) and they go slowly round one way and then slowly round the other until the person who is watching them has gone mad."

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