Noun:

રસોડું,

kitchens's Usage Examples:

new college in 1546, its walls are now hidden behind the 18th-century ashlaring of the kitchens and combination rooms south of the present Dining Hall.

Supporting buildings included kitchens, a buttery, scullery, salthouse, spicery and a wet larder, beyond which were stables, various other out-buildings.

The wing to the south contains a dining room, breakfast room, and serving pantry (the kitchens were in the basement), while the wing to the north contains a drawing room, library, and conservatory.

In 1870, aged just 14, Bramwell Booth started to help in the management of his father's Christian Mission and in the cheap food kitchens set up in its early days.

kitchens, a council chamber (which was also used for church services), a sick bay, workshops, and storerooms.

or (Australian or New Zealand English) kitchen bench) is a horizontal work surface in kitchens or other food preparation areas, bathrooms or lavatories.

The company was one of the largest suppliers of kitchens and bedroom furniture in the United Kingdom, and operated mainly in retail parks in out of town locations.

aerobics studio 200 seat performance theatre Learning Resource Centre Sound proofed music rehearsal and recording studios Refectory, bistro, training kitchens.

In restaurant kitchens, made from stainless steel, it provides a side surface and storage cupboards.

South of the church stood a cloister, ranged around which were the chapter house, refectory, kitchens, storehouse and quarters for the monks, lay brothers and the abbot.

make their clothes and keep them in repair; they work in the kitchens, sculleries, wash-houses, and laundries; and, in a word, we aim at this, that, if.

York to start allocating funds to help support soup kitchens and food pantries.

ditch were built around the fort; with the fort containing five log blockhouses/barracks, a hospital, kitchens, workshops, and officers" quarters by.

Synonyms:

home, habitation, room, dwelling house, cookhouse, kitchenette, galley, caboose, abode, ship"s galley, dwelling, domicile,

Antonyms:

foreign,