spareplace
nounUK /ˈspɛəpleɪs/
US /ˈspɛrpleɪs/
A spareplace is an extra spot where you can put something when the usual spot is full.
We keep the extra chairs in the spareplace behind the sofa.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. An empty seat kept free in case someone else needs it.
Please leave a spareplace near the door for the late guest.
3. A second parking spot kept for visitors or a second car.
The house comes with a spareplace in the garage.
4. A blank slot in a form or list that can still be filled.
Write your name in the spareplace at the bottom of the page.
5. An extra position on a team kept open for a substitute player.
The coach saved a spareplace on the roster for a new player.