dorm

nounverbcommon in dialogue

United Kingdom//dɔːm//
United States//doɹm//
Australia//doːm//
Scotland//dɔɾm//
//dɔːm//

To reside in a dorm.

noun

1
Variant of dormitoryClipping of dormitory.

verb

1
informalTo reside in a dorm.
I haven't seen Emily since I dormed with her in our student days.
He spent a year at Wayne State University before transferring to Stanford to be with Chase. They dormed together at Crothers Hall, studied together at William Gould Hall and came home on vacations together.

Forms

plural: dorms
past tense: dormed
past participle: dormed
present participle: dorming
third person singular: dorms

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