chamber
an airtight room that can be filled with poisonous gas to kill people or animals
an environment in which a person encounters only beliefs or opinions that coincide with their own
a room used for burying the dead, especially in ancient times
the principal or largest room
the part of an internal combustion engine where the fuel is burned
a chamber within a tomb
the larger of the two parts of a parliament with two parts
the smaller of the two parts of a parliament with two parts
a hidden room
the room where a council meets
a room where people are tortured
a room with no light
a room used for conferences
a room where formal debates are held, such as in a parliament
a rigid enclosure from which air and other gases are removed
a room inside another, often more private or important
a room where laws are made
a sealed chamber that allows the gradual reduction of air pressure
a room that has been made dark
a room of considerable size
a part of government whose members are chosen by voting
a room where a parliament meets
a room that leads to a more important inner room; antechamber
a large and important room in a castle or palace
a room with an arched roof or ceiling
a room for personal use, not public
a room below the ground
a very large and impressive room for formal meetings
an extremely large room
a term for the upper chamber of a parliament
a room with a high ceiling
a room existing or situated below the surface of the ground
a term for the lower chamber of a parliament
the door of a room, especially a bedroom or private room
an association of businesspeople to promote commercial interests in a community
used to indicate location inside a room or enclosed space
to go into a room or enclosed space
to close a room so that nothing can get in or out