Crossword clues for dorm
dorm
- Place to play hall frisbee, perhaps
- One may be coed
- Frequent pizza delivery destination
- College pad
- Coed's quarters
- Coed quarters, e.g
- Coed abode, perhaps
- Co-ed quarters
- Campus facility
- Brown quarters
- Brown lodging?
- Where to live and learn?
- Where students may go at night
- Where students go at night
- Where some sophs sleep
- Where many students go at night
- Where many sophs sleep
- Where many all-nighters are pulled
- Where Dell Computer started
- Where Dell Computer got started
- Where a frosh sleeps
- Where a college student might live
- Washington State quarters?
- Undergrad's digs
- Temple bedroom?
- Students' res
- Student's quarters
- Student sleeping hall
- Student residence
- Stale beer- and weed-scented place, often
- Site of college hijinks, often
- Senior home?
- Senior facility?
- School quarters
- School housing
- School bedroom
- Residence with RAs
- Residence that might be named for a donor
- RA's residence
- Quarters where quarters might be played
- Quarters on a quad
- Quarters for students
- Quarter of a quad, perhaps
- Place to play hall frisbee
- Place to live and learn
- Place for sleepers
- Part of a quad
- One often has quiet hours
- On-campus lodging
- On-campus housing
- New college student's residence, most likely
- Many a frosh's residence
- Kansas State quarters?
- Howard's home
- Housing that's often empty in the summer
- Housing option on a college campus
- Housing near a quad
- Housing for seniors?
- Housing at O.S.U
- Home to someone who wasn't rushed?
- Home on campus
- Harvard Yard building
- Harvard housing
- Harvard hall
- Frosh digs
- Freshman's home, most likely
- Frat house section
- Duke digs
- Digs on campus
- Collegiate home
- Collegians' digs
- College student's room
- College student's housing
- College student's assignment
- College residence
- College freshman's residence, often
- College accommodation
- Colgate feature
- Campus residence
- Campus place
- Campus nightspot?
- Campus home
- Bull session site
- Building where many a college all-nighter is pulled
- Building on a quad
- Building near a commons
- Brown pad
- Brown house, perhaps?
- Brown digs?
- Beer pong venue, perhaps
- American quarters?
- Coed quarters, maybe
- College digs
- College student's home
- College building
- Brown building?
- Rice housing
- Quad building
- Rice pad?
- Panty raid site
- Place for a Yale lock?
- It may be coed
- Home away from home, maybe
- 58-Down digs
- Campus site
- Ivy-covered building, maybe
- Place to sleep
- State quarters?
- Temple structure?
- College quarters
- R.A.'s place
- All-nighter site, perhaps
- Collegiate digs
- What you might be rushed to get out of?
- One side of a quad, maybe
- Rice quarters
- Frat house alternative
- Quad part
- Quad quarters
- Building often near a cafeteria
- Place to find an R.A.
- One side of a quad, say
- Living quarters at a college or university where students live
- Campus bldg.
- Campus building, for short
- Frat quarters, sometimes
- Campus pad
- College home
- College abode
- Cousin of a frat house
- Collegian's pad
- Univ. building
- Residence hall, for short
- College bldg.
- Frat-house room
- Coll. building
- Frat's next of kin
- Housing at O.S.U.
- Relative of a frat house
- Undergrad pad
- S.M.U. housing
- Students' habitat
- Boarding-school quarters
- Res. hall
- Communal bedroom
- Sleepy party member with no current place to sleep
- Sleeping quarters (abbr)
- Large shared bedroom, in short
- Boarding school bedroom (abbr)
- Living quarters
- Campus quarters
- College housing
- Campus digs
- Collegian's quarters
- Student housing
- Campus housing, for short
- Temporary quarters
- Temple building
- Loft locale
- Frat alternative
- Campus bldg
- Campus accommodation
- University housing
- School house
- Residence at Rice
- College living quarters
- Undergrad housing
- Quarters in college
- Quarters by a quad
- Place to crash on campus
- Frosh's home
- Frosh quarters
- Frosh housing
- College bldg
- Coed's digs
- Campus unit
- Brown building
- You can find students here at night
- Where students spend their nights
- Students' quarters
- Senior housing?
- Quad digs
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Dorm \Dorm\, n. a dormitory. [College slang.]
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1900, colloquial shortening of dormitory.
Wiktionary
n. dormitory
WordNet
n. a college or university building containing living quarters for students [syn: dormitory, residence hall, hall, student residence]
Wikipedia
Dek hor (, also Dorm or My School) is a 2006 Thai horror- drama film.
Usage examples of "dorm".
From now on they would live in the dorms on the armory deck, and their mothers would only see them on Assembly Day.
Myra Sands had made up her mind to call Art and Rachael Chaffy at their dorm.
It was imperative that no one recognize the face of Jeremiah Freel, which stared out from so many wanted posters in so many post offices that it had actually been made into a poster, popular in the dorm rooms of cynical college students.
Moric would be out of the dorm and back in the game shortly, and Hwyl was out there somewhere as well.
We four laughed as if we were old college classmates, and Koko watched us like a dorm mom, quietly amused from a chair by the door.
A plain mousy-haired woman was the Ogler, since she often found excuses to be inside the dorms when a few of the men were showering.
The makeshift dorms of the Rox smelled so bad, the stench was like a weight, and the debris rustled constantly with small unseen things, but they kept the winter wind off.
I became friendly with a guy named Jed in my dorm who was friends with Gary Waks, my Catskills Kisser, from their high school in Brooklyn.
Those first weeks of basic training quickly took on the quality of a challengea challenge to our sharp-edged smart-ass individuality which we were supposed to submerge in humility, prayer, the tedium of routine, the constant busyness, the sounds and smells of a religious dorm.
Two dorms were for misdemeanants, two for drug offenders, one for violent prisoners.
In college, a group of us in the dorm used to conduct 278 THE LAWS OF OUR FATHERS Legendary Cheap Contests, exploring a strange common ground in which we matched, competitively, the miserliness of our parents.
The decor, at least here in the living room, was Early Dorm: ratty furniture, an orange crate full of CDs, a portable stereo.
After Sarge left, we set about the boring task of getting our dorm ready: mopping, dusting, cleaning ourselves and our environment.
Frederick wondered whether the bots had been allowed to return home to their dorm that morning, when they had left work.
All were there to confirm the news reports that the park was open once more, the damage to the bot dorm had been repaired, and the bots were back in their home.