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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.) One of the
estates
of a
kingdom
or other
government
assembled
in
parliament
or
legislature;
a body of men
united
in a
legislative
capacity;
as, the House of
Lords;
the House of
Commons;
the House of
Representatives;
also, a
quorum
of such a body. See
Congress,
and
Parliament..
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Housewright
::
Housewright
(n.) A
builder
of
houses.
Keep
::
Keep (v. i.) To
remain
in any
position
or
state;
to
continue;
to
abide;
to stay; as, to keep at a
distance;
to keep
aloft;
to keep near; to keep in the
house;
to keep
before
or
behind;
to keep in
favor;
to keep out of
company,
or out
reach..
Village
::
Village
(n.) A small
assemblage
of
houses
in the
country,
less than a town or
city..
Floor
::
Floor (n.) The part of the house
assigned
to the
members.
Inn
::
Inn (v. t.) To
house;
to
lodge.
Conservatory
::
Conservatory
(n.) A place for
preserving
anything
from loss,
decay,
waste,
or
injury;
particulary,
a
greenhouse
for
preserving
exotic
or
tender
plants..
Full
::
Full
(Compar.)
Filled
up,
having
within
its
limits
all that it can
contain;
supplied;
not empty or
vacant;
-- said
primarily
of
hollow
vessels,
and hence of
anything
else; as, a cup full of
water;
a house full of
people..
Row
::
Row (n.) A
series
of
persons
or
things
arranged
in a
continued
line; a line; a rank; a file; as, a row of
trees;
a row of
houses
or
columns..
Furniture
::
Furniture
(v. t.)
Articles
used for
convenience
or
decoration
in a house or
apartment,
as
tables,
chairs,
bedsteads,
sofas,
carpets,
curtains,
pictures,
vases,
etc..
Penhouse
::
Penhouse
(n.) A
penthouse.
Congressman
::
Congressman
(n.) A
member
of the
Congress
of the
United
States,
esp. of the House of
Representatives..
Workhouse
::
Workhouse
(n.) A house in which idle and
vicious
persons
are
confined
to
labor.
Sun
::
Sumptuous
(a.)
Involving
large
outlay
or
expense;
costly;
expensive;
hence,
luxurious;
splendid;
magnificient;
as, a
sumptuous
house or
table;
sumptuous
apparel..
Commodious
::
Commodious
(a.)
Adapted
to its use or
purpose,
or to wants and
necessities;
serviceable;
spacious
and
convenient;
roomy and
comfortable;
as, a
commodious
house..
Poop
::
Poop (n.) A deck
raised
above the after part of a
vessel;
the
hindmost
or after part of a
vessel's
hull; also, a cabin
covered
by such a deck. See Poop deck, under Deck. See also
Roundhouse..
Quarantine
::
Quarantine
(n.) The
period
of forty days
during
which the widow had the
privilege
of
remaining
in the
mansion
house of which her
husband
died
seized.
Tag
::
Tag (n.) A sale of
usually
used items (such as
furniture,
clothing,
household
items or
bric-a-brac),
conducted
by one or a small group of
individuals,
at a
location
which is not a
normal
retail
establishment..
Housel
::
Housel
(n.) The
eucharist.
Veranda
::
Veranda
(n.) An open,
roofed
gallery
or
portico,
adjoining
a
dwelling
house,
forming
an
out-of-door
sitting
room. See
Loggia..
Room
::
Room (n.)
Unobstructed
spase;
space which may be
occupied
by or
devoted
to any
object;
compass;
extent
of
place,
great or
small;
as, there is not room for a
house;
the table takes up too much
room..
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