ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Lavatorium

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech noun

Quick meaning: Lavatorium is a noun meaning (rare) A washroom or -place.

Meaning

(rare) A washroom or -place.

More Meanings

  1. (rare) A lavatory.

Example Sentences

A visit to the toilet proves embarrassing. Luke directs me to ‘the lavatorium’, a room with a long wooden bench that has four seats with holes the size of dinner plates.
Before the dorm, we endured an equally enlightening and embarrassing hour and a half in the lavatorium, as they called it. All us boys were schooled in using the space-toilets, taking a space-shower, and brushing your space-teeth.
[T]he attendant returned and invited her to go to the lavatorium. Here the Japanese girls were waiting, and they at once took possession of Esther; and placing her beneath a refreshing spray of luke-warm water, they began to massage her.
So anyway, I began my journey meandering through the streets of Edinburgh, regretting the third cup of tea I’d had that morning. No matter, I thought, I know of a public lavatorium in Corstorphine (not a drug – actually an area of Edinburgh).

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Related Words

Related dictionary entries include laver, lavatory, lavabo, washplace, washeteria, bathhouse.

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