What is "roomy"

Usage examples of "roomy".

Great North Woods of Maine, but this was palpably not a Disney forest of roomy glades and cuddlesome creatures.

Then he walked back into the roomy interior of the vehicle, flipping foldable seats out of his way as he passed.

It was much larger than the one Jerana lived in, with several roomy houses of stone between humbler cottages.

He occupied a roomy dilapidated garret, au sixieme, in the Rue Tire-Liard, with a trucklebed and a pianoforte for furniture, and very little else.

In its normal form the burgonet was a large roomy cap with a brim shading the eyes, cheek-pieces or flaps, a comb, and a guard for the back of the neck.

The try-works are planted between the foremast and mainmast, the most roomy part of the deck.

The control room of the USS Allentown would look roomy to any Piranha-class sailor.

For almost two hundred years they had occupied their big piece of the Anatolian heartland, a rich place and roomy, and lived the lives of Gauls, heedless of the cultures surrounding them.

When I went into the bar to tell Irving what a good job he had done, Mademoiselle Markoff was waiting for me, wearing a red gown that would have been roomy on most Siamese triplets, but that fit her so snugly that I could see the huge mole on her left thigh right through it.

The roomy semisubterranean dwelling was strong and built to last many years.

The area was large and roomy, nearly twice the size of the box stalls at River Bend.

We lived with my stepparents, because the house was roomy, and besides, Smitty spent a lot of time at the ranch.

The car had a good roomy, comfy feel, and the dash was full of whizbang dials and gizmos, just as I remembered.

When the thing had left, Channa sank down on the bed, which was roomy enough to sleep three in comfort.

He could recall times only a few years earlier when the tub had seemed much roomier for his body.