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cubicle
[kyoo-bi-kuhl]
noun
a small space or compartment partitioned off.
a bedroom, especially one of a number of small ones in a divided dormitory, as in English public schools.
cubicle
/ ˈːɪə /
noun
a partially or totally enclosed section of a room, as in a dormitory
an indoor construction designed to house individual cattle while allowing them free access to silage
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of cubicle1
Example Sentences
While inside the cubicle, Jones snapped pictures of the golden toilet and a lock on the door.
Elsewhere, Neo’s office building becomes a maze of cubicles.
A nurse has been struck off the register after filming people through a hole in a cubicle wall in an Asda toilet.
"The lower part is where you put your solid waste," she says, pointing to a loo in a small cubicle that looks like something you might find at a very old campsite.
Another said: "At birth I wasn't checked for two hours. I went to the toilet and rang the emergency cord - I gave birth in the toilet cubicle."
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