war-room

A form of war room — A single location which serves as the point of coordination for military activities.

Meanings

nounwar-room (plural war-rooms)

plural war-rooms

  1. alternativeAlternative form of war room.

    But instead, it was here, in the guest room cum 'war-room' of Faston and Caprice's inn.

    2011, Kevin Gosselin, Hunt For The Blower Bentley
    2 more examples

    "In that case, I need a guide to the war-room," Edmund said, turning back to the captain.

    2005, John Ringo, Against the Tide

    Abby had rigorously polished every single wooden floor with Lynton's pub machine, and they had both inspected every room and amassed a huge pile of papers, documents and old folders, from drawers, chests and desks, all carefully laid out in Uncle William's old study, becoming now the research war-room.

    2015, Roy Baldwin, Mauveine
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Chicago

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