rom
/rɒm/; /roʊm/Definitions
1. noun
a small room or chamber, especially in an ancient Roman house
“The archaeologists discovered a small rom with a beautifully preserved mosaic floor.”
2. noun
a unit of volume or capacity, especially in the British imperial system, equivalent to one-third of a pint or one-eighth of a gallon
“The recipe called for two roms of milk.”
3. verb
to fill (a container) partially, especially with liquid
“The cup was half-rommed with water from the leak.”
4. verb
to fill or supply with a substance, especially in small quantities
“The chemist rommed the vials with the special solution.”