mud room

noun
a vestibule or other area in a house, in which wet and muddy clothes or footwear are removed.
Also, mud·room.


Origin:
1945–50

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They propose to make the second floor of the garage a large open space with a
  bathroom, connected to the main house by a mud room.
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