garderobe
n.
wardrobe, cabinet or small room for holding clothes; (Formerly) small toilet comprised of a bench with holes built above a pit
Garderobe
For the fictional academy, see List of My-Otome terminology#Garderobe. Garderobes were
medieval toilets in large buildings and
castles. They were often holes in the outer walls of these buildings which dropped into
cess pits or
moats (depending on the structure of the building involved.) Many can still be seen (from the inside and out) in
Norman and
Tudor castles. They became obsolete with the (re)introduction of indoor
plumbing.
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Garderobe (die)
n.
wardrobe, furniture for holding clothes (dresser, bureau, etc.); cloakroom, room where items
garderobe (de)
n.
cloakroom; wardrobe
Garderobe
Privy or latrine in English castles.