Definition of Greenrooms

1. Noun. (plural of greenroom) ¹

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Definition of Greenrooms

1. greenroom [n] - See also: greenroom

Lexicographical Neighbors of Greenrooms

greenlit
greenly
greenmail
greenmailed
greenmailer
greenmailers
greenmailing
greenmails
greenmarket
greenmarkets
greenness
greennesses
greenockite
greenockites
greenroom
greenrooms (current term)
greens
greensand
greensands
greenscreen
greenscreens
greenshank
greenshanks
greenshirt
greensick
greensickness
greensicknesses
greenside
greenskeeper
greenskeepers

Literary usage of Greenrooms

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Musical World (1874)
"The playgoers' greenrooms deplorably lack height. When the pictures of M. Baudry are put up they will, I am afraid, bring out yet more this defect. ..."

2. History of English Literature by Hippolyte Taine (1897)
"He ends by dragging her through taverns and greenrooms, and pointing his finger at her from a distance, as a gamester, a drunkard, is unwilling to touch her ..."

3. Our Irish Theatre: A Chapter of Autobiography by Gregory (1913)
"There are no greenrooms in these theatres and the Company look rather miserable straying about. Mrs. G. is lending me her motor this afternoon and I am ..."

4. Bismarck by Charles Grant Robertson (1919)
"Whether Bismarck first, in the greenrooms of the Berlin Congress, where so many tempting whispers were uttered, suggested the idea of France occupying Tunis ..."

5. All the Year Round by Charles Dickens (1871)
"Nothing escapes him. He descends to esoteric depths in his researches. The current gossip of the greenrooms he knows of course : the plans ot this manager, ..."

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