IPA: /ˈɡriːnruːm/
KK: /ˈɡriːnˌrum/
A special room where performers can relax and wait when they are not on stage, often found in theaters or studios.
After the show, the actors gathered in the greenroom to celebrate their performance.
Greenroom → The word is formed from "green" (from Old English *grene*, meaning the color of growing plants) and "room" (from Old English *rum*, meaning space or area). A greenroom is a space where performers can relax, often decorated in a way that evokes the freshness of nature.
Think of the color 'green' representing nature and growth, combined with 'room' meaning a space — a greenroom is a space that feels fresh and natural for performers to relax.
No commonly confused words.