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roomie

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room·ie  (rm, rm)
n. Informal
A roommate.
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Noun1.roomie - an associate who shares a room with youroomie - an associate who shares a room with you
roommate, roomy
friend - a person you know well and regard with affection and trust; "he was my best friend at the university"
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We played the local team Atletico Marbelli the other night and it was sweltering - or as my roomie Stephen Bywater said: "This heat's hot
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Homemade art and charts tracking friendly competitons between Paige and her roomie were also evident throughout the apartment, including the bathroom.
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The more you learn how to negotiate and resolve differences with your friends, the more it will help you in future situations," like a sticky sitch with a college roomie or at a job.
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