Playhouse

What do we mean by playhouse?

A theater. noun

A small house for children to play in. noun

A child's toy house; a dollhouse. noun

A house appropriated to dramatic performances; a theater. noun

A building used for dramatic exhibitions; a theater. noun

A house for children to play in; a toyhouse. noun

A theater; a venue for performing plays. noun

A toy house for children to play in; a cubby house or Wendy house. noun

Plaything consisting of a small model of a house that children can play inside of noun

A child's toy domestic dwelling, either for dolls or large enough for the child to enter.

(Verb) "To playhouse that shit" To hookup with someone in an unusual or awkward location (like a playhouse). Usually accompanied by lots of alcohol and embarrassment for the parties involved. Urban Dictionary

Fur-lined porn dungeon Urban Dictionary

A game made by r0tting c4vity on roblox and lowkey my favorite game. Urban Dictionary

The act of applying vast amounts of anal stretching cream to your rectum and allowing multiple raccoons climb inside Urban Dictionary

Like the raccoon playhouse but reversed, instead apply anal stretching cream to a raccoons rectum and get all your friends to climb inside and have a good time Urban Dictionary

A gorilla of a man's large penis growing inside a small mans mouth. While the small mans wife is standing to the side and fantasizing about it. From a small glory hole in the closet behind, is a hazel eye watching the whole thing. Urban Dictionary

One of the unique behaviours of possoms is when they are afraid of a preditor they go into a self induced state appearing like they are dead. When I was a child my brother and I used this word as a code word meaning pretend to be sleeping when our parents whould come to check on us at night. This word has been passed down to my children and grandchildren over the years Urban Dictionary

A childrens theater located in Wilton, NH. Andy's isn't just a childrens theater though. The artistic talent of the directors, set designers, costume designers, lights designers, and the cast- the plays that are performed at Andy's are beyond the ordinary. Urban Dictionary

A collection of sassy mc-sasspants who are taking over the San Antonio theatre scene like whoa. #PlayhouseProud Urban Dictionary

A show starring Pee Wee Herman. A very bizzare show aimed torwards young children, but actually has various sexual meanings behind it. This show replaced Mission Hill on Adult Swim in 2007. This is the show that many people go find something else to do when it's on, and wait for a better show like family guy to come on. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to playhouse:
playhouse, play house, playhouses, polyhouse.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word playhouse:
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Words that rhyme with playhouse:
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, outhouse, roadhouse, farmhouse, strauss, firehouse, dollhouse, clubhouse, clearinghouse, storehouse, slaughterhouse, bouse, madhouse, guesthouse, coffeehouse, 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 playhouse:
new, first, elizabethan, public, little, old, small, private, modern, permanent, famous, second, english, regular, local, popular, indoor, tiny, oldest, seat, beautiful, century, intimate, commercial, legitimate, cheerful, professional, wooden, lane, typical, outdoor, largest, finest, handsome, portable, frequent, temporary, fine, rival, suitable, historic, 55th, georgian, built, smaller, charming, magnificent, roman, huge, experimental, crowded, italian, elegant, nearby, empty, provincial, air, odious, pretty, jacobean, elaborate, makeshift, called, municipal, circular, lovely.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective playhouse:
yard, musings, theatre, park.

Words that sound like playhouse:
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