Jack-and-Jill BrE slang

And there are two additional bedrooms with a Jack-and-Jill bathroom.

The Jack-and-Jill rooms that account for two of five bedrooms allow the children’s play to flow seamlessly.

"It was Brannie himself who told me that they were called Jack-and-Jill.

They cross in the Zamborskas' Jack-and-Jill bathroom, so called for the way it is placed between two bedrooms.

Upstairs, a Jack-and-Jill bathroom is sandwiched between two bedrooms, while the children’s bedrooms are on the top floor.

Melissa and Belinda's bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill en suite.

Plus, the huge Jack-and-Jill sinks and spacious vanities will allow even the biggest product hoarders to spread out.

Upstairs they turned an en suite into a Jack-and-Jill bathroom to the fourth bedroom, which is used as a dressing room for the master suite.

There are also the usual preparations for June weddings as betrothed couples endure last-minute fittings, Jack-and-Jill showers and nervous future in-laws.

The wife of a builder, Ms. Walsh works her way from room to room, filling in the empty spaces with her descriptions of a possible wet bar here, a Jack-and-Jill bath there.

But they're also basic and tight on space, often equipped with a single bed, a small desk, a TV with cable and a DVD player, and a "Jack-and-Jill" bathroom, shared with a next-door neighbor.

Most of the Link members were also members of Jack-and-Jill, an organization for African-American mothers with young children, (now known as Jack-and Jill of America) and sought to expand the Links organization to other cities.