wardroom

IPA: wˈɔrdrum

(nautical) The living quarters of a ship designated for the commissioned officers other than the captain.
(nautical) The commissioned officers of a ship, excluding the captain.

Examples of "wardroom" in Sentences

By that time the wardroom was a mass of fighting bodies.
The wardroom is a meter-long drop table in Ship's Services.
The wardroom was a swamp and so were our bunks with all our nice clothing, books, etc.
Charles was in the small sitting room that he called the wardroom, sitting alone, sorting out his much-loved collection of fishing flies.
AFAIK the higher charge is for other services that NASA won't be bringing to the Zvezda wardroom table with the retirement of the Shuttle.
We would have breakfast with him in the wardroom and read or watch cartoons while he finished up a small bit of work, and then he would take us home to enjoy the rest of the weekend.
I had sometime in the past moved one of the softer but still fairly formal old gold brocade armchairs from the drawing-room into the smaller room, his 'wardroom', as it was there we always sat when the two of us were alone.