Locker-room
[lok-er-room, -roo m] /ˈlɒk ərˌrum, -ˌrʊm/
adjective
1.
of, characteristic of, or suitable to conversation in a locker room; earthy or sexually explicit:
locker-room humor.
noun
1.
a room containing lockers, as in a gymnasium, factory, or school, for changing clothes and for the storage and safekeeping of personal belongings.
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