WordNet
n. a room set aside for viewing television [syn: television room]
Usage examples of "tv room".
She'd been sitting alone in the TV room waiting for the noon news rotation on CNN.
Other lamps in the TV room as well as the kitchen pulsed brightly then browned out while the entire house bumped and wavered as though it were an improperly docking boat.
President Fowler knew them both to be football fans, and the President's TV room was large and comfortable.
She looked around and saw she was back in the TV room and understood that the panic which had come into the front of her mind like a prowler walking quietly up a flight of stairs had had its way with her.
I walked out of the living room, into the TV room to where I had spotted a bar, and poured myself a few inches of Scotch.
They seeped in from the kitchen, the connecting foyer, from the video/TV room.
One night she sat with Hampton Drane on the oversized leather yellow sofa in the TV room and watched TV.
Come in on the weekend and put the double-pane windows in the TV room, and she's yours.
As a result, the TV room was uninhabitable for normal earth fife by the fourth quarter.