living room
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- noun A room in a private residence intended for general social and leisure activities. Also called front room.
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- The sofa in the living room sagged in the center, its shiny green quilting protected by doilies her mother had crocheted decades ago. — Scottoline, Lisa - Mistaken Identity
- The MCU had been thorough, taking grisly but informative photos of the living room Bennie set the file down, tore the brown tape from the first box, and began to unpack. — Scottoline, Lisa - Mistaken Identity
- Half a million bucks under your living room floor. — Scottoline, Lisa - Mistaken Identity
- I was worried he was in the living room deciding who in my family should be beamed up to the mothership. — Visions of Sugar Plums
- They sat at a round, claw-foot, polished oak table, between a cheerful pine kitchen and a living room bursting with gloriously happy plants, tropical-print fabrics, and African sculpture. — To Play the Fool
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