cubicular

noun

cu·bic·u·lar | \ kyüˈbikyələ(r)\

plural -s

Definition of cubicular

(Entry 1 of 2)

: a chamber attendant : chamberlain

cubicular

adjective

Definition of cubicular (Entry 2 of 2)

: of or relating to a bedroom or cubicle

History and Etymology for cubicular

Noun

Middle English cubiculare, from Middle French cubiculaire, from Latin cubicularius, from cubiculum cubicle + -arius -ary

Adjective

French cubiculaire, from Latin cubicularius, cubicularis, from cubiculum + -arius -ary, -aris -ar

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