Associations to the word «Almshouse»
Noun
- Middlesex
- Resident
- Clergy
- Storey
- Maintenance
- Correction
- Dissolution
- Brighton
- Regent
- Adoption
- Estate
- Abbot
- Maid
- Convent
- Merchant
- Church
- Suffolk
- Surrey
- Flat
- Housing
- Kent
- Courtyard
- Traveller
- Bristol
- Street
- Frances
- St
- Nicholas
- Manor
- Shelter
- Criminal
- Sentiment
- Relief
- Burial
- Newport
- Dwelling
- Chimney
- Premise
- Philadelphia
- Trust
- Foster
- House
- Cemetery
- Margaret
- Road
- Inn
- Pilgrim
- Guild
- Sir
- Roger
- Saving
- Gift
- Repair
- Residence
- Baltimore
- Green
- Gateway
- Build
- Twist
- Century
- Lodge
- Oliver
- Edmund
- Legislature
- Tenant
- Thomas
- Brick
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
ALMSHOUSE, noun. A building of residence for the poor, sick or elderly of a parish. Originally founded by the Church. Usually a charity relying on donations for funding.
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