gun room (Meaning)

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gun room (n)

military quarters of midshipmen and junior officers on a British warship

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The stately mansion boasted a well-stocked gun room where the Lord indulged his passion for hunting.
After a day in the field, the hunters gathered in the gun room to clean and store their weapons.
The walls of the gun room were adorned with antique firearms that had witnessed centuries of history.
The gun room's mahogany floor creaked underfoot, echoing the sound of footsteps that had once belonged to mighty warriors.
The air in the gun room was thick with the scent of gunpowder and leather, a testament to its martial purpose.
The gun room served as a sanctuary for the men of the estate, a place where they could escape the worries of the outside world.
Visitors to the castle were often fascinated by the gun room, marveling at the sheer number and variety of weapons on display.
The Lord's prized possession was a custom-crafted double-barreled shotgun that hung prominently in the gun room.
The gun room was a constant reminder of the estate's long tradition of hunting and marksmanship.
As the sun began to set, the gun room grew dark and shadowy, giving it the appearance of a forgotten relic from a bygone era.

military quarters of midshipmen and junior officers on a British warship

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The stately mansion boasted a well-stocked gun room where the Lord indulged his passion for hunting.

After a day in the field, the hunters gathered in the gun room to clean and store their weapons.

The walls of the gun room were adorned with antique firearms that had witnessed centuries of history.

The gun room's mahogany floor creaked underfoot, echoing the sound of footsteps that had once belonged to mighty warriors.