Definition of mudroom
: a room in a house designed especially for the shedding of dirty or wet footwear and clothing and located typically off the kitchen or in the basement
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Recent Examples of mudroom from the Web
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Both the foyer and the mudroom lead to the open living space of kitchen, dining and living areas.
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Stamford fire officials determined the blaze started in a mudroom when ashes taken from a fireplace rekindled.
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Off the dining room is a huge updated kitchen with high ceilings and brick flooring that flows into a mudroom.
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On the other end of the house, off the kitchen, is a second foyer entrance and mudroom, a practical yet sophisticated room with a foot-wash station large enough to bathe a muddy dog, a walk-out to the backyard and a small cozy office.
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In the mudroom, beadboard lends a cottage feel, while blue paint picks up color from the bench cushion.
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The first floor also has a powder room, mudroom and generous closet space.
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Just past the sleek indigo front door is the mudroom, which used to be the front porch.
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Also on the main level are a separate living/TV room, bedroom with bath, laundry room, mudroom, half bath and access to the backyard with large patio, pool and play area.
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First Known Use of mudroom
circa 1950
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Definition of mudroom for English Language Learners
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: a room at an entrance to a house where people can leave wet or dirty shoes and clothing
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