coatcheck

noun
UK /ˈkəʊt.tʃek/
US /ˈkoʊt.tʃek/

A place where you can leave your coat so someone watches it for you.

We left our jackets at the coatcheck before the show.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The small ticket you get when you leave your coat somewhere.

Keep your coatcheck safe so you can pick up your coat later.

3. The act of taking and storing coats for guests at an event.

The hotel offers coatcheck during the winter parties.

4. A service counter in a theater, club, or restaurant where coats are kept.

The coatcheck by the entrance was busy after the concert.