Outhouse

What do we mean by outhouse?

A small, enclosed structure having one or two holes in a seat built over a pit and serving as an outdoor toilet. noun

An outbuilding, as on a farm. noun

A small house or building separate from the main house; an outbuilding; specifically, in law, under the definition of arson, a building contributory to habitation, separate from the main structure, and so by the common-law rules a parcel of the dwelling-house or not, according as it is within or without the curtilage. noun

A small house or building at a little distance from the main house; an outbuilding. noun

A small building with one or more seats and a pit underneath, intended for use as a toilet; a privy. noun

An outbuilding, a small structure located away, or not directly accessed from, a main building. noun

An outdoor toilet, (or often just a seat over a cesspool) in a wooden cubicle, where the term is usually referring to a permanent facility. Where an outdoor toilet is installed on a temporary basis, the term portable toilet is generally used. The slang terms john and johnny house are sometimes used to identify an outdoor toilet; see also privy. noun

A small outbuilding with a bench having holes through which a user can defecate noun

An outbuilding—typically permanent—containing a toilet or seat over a cesspit.

Any outbuilding: any small structure located apart from a main building.

Words that are spelled similarly to outhouse:
outhouse, nuthouse, courthouse, funhouse, hothouse, cathouse, boathouse, pothouse, bughouse, unhouse, mulhouse, arthouse, posthouse, outloose, lofthouse, outhouses, outnoise, mughouse, outpoise, nut house, althouse, pithouse, rathouse, oasthouse.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word outhouse:
smokehouse, latrine, crib, toilet, granary, barn, coop, sheds, cellar, shed, garbage, plumbing, farmhouse, privy, hut, cabin, garage, blacksmith, chicken, pile, dwelling, corn, carriage, lily, picnic, camping, log, kitchen, berkshire, ronnie, pump, portable, pit, register, dairy, mitchell, brick, accidentally, door, cottage, reading, rectangular, contributing, hole, ruins, waste, places, historic, wooden, kid, timber, burned, trails, frame, portland, roof, listed, cattle, root, mansion, milk, punk, farm, attached, house, storage, trail, portrait, pole, added, shop, corner, indoor, demolished, everyone, lawrence, wood, tower, adjacent, yard, venue, built, floor, garden, building, ridge, kansas, progress, standing, billy, stands, behind, property.

Words that rhyme with outhouse:
house, mouse, espouse, louse, grouse, rouse, spouse, douse, warehouse, powerhouse, blouse, gauss, youse, inhouse, laos, penthouse, lighthouse, doghouse, townhouse, dowse, henhouse, dormouse, courthouse, haus, house mouse, greenhouse, roadhouse, farmhouse, strauss, firehouse, dollhouse, clubhouse, clearinghouse, storehouse, slaughterhouse, bouse, madhouse, guesthouse, coffeehouse, playhouse, schoolhouse, prouse, hause, klaus, church mouse, hothouse, white house, pousse, souce, roundhouse, tree house, field mouse, boathouse, couse, crouse, blockhouse, clouse, open house, steakhouse, whorehouse, clearing house, jailhouse, dog house, town house, krauss, alehouse, dwelling house, boardinghouse, charterhouse, poorhouse, knouse, longhouse, row house, safehouse, pump house, woodhouse, boarding house, kraus, straus, field house, full house, chaus, crazy house, statehouse, whitehouse, bird louse, sucking louse, minnie mouse, mickey mouse, wood mouse, funny house, public house, packinghouse, barnhouse, manor house, meat house, opera house, movie house, country house, hash house.

Adjectives that are often used to describe outhouse:
old, small, little, wooden, new, large, hole, dark, seater, dilapidated, nearby, big, single, portable, story, smelly, empty, tiny, rickety, indoor, ruined, primitive, mere, holer, proverbial, communal, fashioned, wretched, cold, adjacent, double, nearest, separate, remote, usual, dry, unoccupied, cool, down, distant, ruinous, stinking, seat, warm, filthy, smelling, concrete, roofed, makeshift, unheated, built, ramshackle, neat, unsanitary, stinky, disused, stable, nice, clean, thatched, damp, whitewashed, green, drafty, smallest, leaky, converted, unused, neighbouring, detached, derelict, roofless.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective outhouse:
dormouse, way.

Words that sound like outhouse:
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