room-set

English

Noun

room-set (plural room-sets)

1. Alternative form of roomset
   • 1976, Angela Carter, ‘What the Hell – It’s Home!’, in Shaking a Leg, Vintage 2013, p. 206:

     A Rembrandt would look hideously out of place in this room-set.

   • 2003, Judith Alfrey, Tim Putnam, The Industrial Heritage: Managing Resources and Uses, →ISBN:

     ...the ability to go into a room-set, for example, creates a relationship entirely different from that of onlooker.

   • 2009, Mark L. Brake, Emma Weitkamp, Introducing Science Communication: A Practical Guide, →ISBN, page 167:

     One room is a room-set of a merchant ship, exploring how the more exotic parts of the museum collection came to Winterthur.

Anagrams

• Moreots, Toomers, mooters, rotsome