still room (noun)

1. In the 18th century, the still room was an essential part of the kitchen in large manor houses.

2. In the novel set in Victorian England, the protagonist sneaks into the still room to steal a bottle of brandy.

3. The enchanted still room in the witch's cottage was filled with magical ingredients and potions.

4. Within the monastery, the still room was a sacred space where monks prepared herbal remedies and teas for healing.