Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
mudroom
Noun
/ˈmʌdˌruːm/

Definition
A mudroom is a small space or entryway located near the main entrance of a house, designed for storing outdoor clothing and gear.

Examples
- After a long hike, we always clean our boots in the mudroom before entering the house.
- The mudroom was filled with shelves for shoes and hooks for coats.
- She set up a small bench in the mudroom to make it easier to put on and take off boots.

Meaning
It serves as a transitional area where people can remove and store muddy or wet shoes and clothes before entering the main living areas of the home.

Synonyms
- Entryway
- foyer
- vestibule