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Definition of house
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of house is as below...
House (n.) A
family
of
ancestors,
descendants,
and
kindred;
a race of
persons
from the same
stock;
a
tribe;
especially,
a noble
family
or an
illustrious
race; as, the house of
Austria;
the house of
Hanover;
the house of
Israel..
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Lighthouse
::
Lighthouse
(n.) A tower or other
building
with a
powerful
light at top,
erected
at the
entrance
of a port, or at some
important
point on a
coast,
to serve as a guide to
mariners
at
night;
a
pharos..
Welcome
::
Welcome
(n.)
Received
with
gladness;
admitted
willingly
to the
house,
entertainment,
or
company;
as, a
welcome
visitor..
House
::
House (n.) Those who dwell in the same
house;
a
household.
Columbary
::
Columbary
(n.) A
dovecote;
a
pigeon
house.
House
::
House (n.) A
public
house;
an inn; a
hotel.
Stock
::
Stock (v. t.) To
provide
with
material
requisites;
to
store;
to fill; to
supply;
as, to stock a
warehouse,
that is, to fill it with
goods;
to stock a farm, that is, to
supply
it with
cattle
and
tools;
to stock land, that is, to
occupy
it with a
permanent
growth,
especially
of
grass..
Branch Pilot
::
Branch
pilot () A pilot who has a
branch
or
commission,
as from
Trinity
House,
England,
for
special
navigation..
Domestic
::
Domestic
(a.) Made in one's own
house,
nation,
or
country;
as,
domestic
manufactures,
wines,
etc..
Moot-house
::
Moot-house
(n.) A hall for
public
meetings;
a hall of
judgment.
Sightly
::
Sightly
(a.) Open to
sight;
conspicuous;
as, a house
stands
in a
sightly
place..
Repaint
::
Repaint
(v. t.) To paint anew or
again;
as, to
repaint
a
house;
to
repaint
the
ground
of a
picture..
Bedbug
::
Bedbug
(n.) A
wingless,
bloodsucking,
hemipterous
insect
(Cimex
Lectularius),
sometimes
infesting
houses
and
especially
beds. See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Voider
::
Voider
(n.) A tray, or
basket,
formerly
used to
receive
or
convey
that which is
voided
or
cleared
away from a given
place;
especially,
one for
carrying
off the
remains
of a meal, as
fragments
of food;
sometimes,
a
basket
for
containing
household
articles,
as
clothes,
etc..
Market
::
Market
(n.) A
public
place (as an open space in a town) or a large
building,
where a
market
is held; a
market
place or
market
house;
esp., a place where
provisions
are
sold..
Bethel
::
Bethel
(n.) A house of
worship
for
seamen.
Arson
::
Arson (n.) The
malicious
burning
of a
dwelling
house or
outhouse
of
another
man, which by the
common
law is
felony;
the
malicious
and
voluntary
firing
of a
building
or
ship..
Eligible
::
Eligible
(a.)
Worthy
to be
chosen
or
selected;
suitable;
desirable;
as, an
eligible
situation
for a
house..
Board
::
Board (v. t.) To cover with
boards
or
boarding;
as, to board a
house..
Speaker
::
Speaker
(n.) One who is the
mouthpiece
of
others;
especially,
one who
presides
over, or
speaks
for, a
delibrative
assembly,
preserving
order and
regulating
the
debates;
as, the
Speaker
of the House of
Commons,
originally,
the
mouthpiece
of the House to
address
the king; the
Speaker
of a House of
Representatives..
Riddle
::
Riddle
(v. t.) To
perforate
so as to make like a
riddle;
to make many holes in; as, a house
riddled
with
shot..
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