Associations to the word «Longhouse»
Noun
- Sarawak
- Mohawk
- Seneca
- Borneo
- Hearth
- Dwelling
- Plank
- Veranda
- Ordeal
- Confederacy
- Excavation
- Bark
- Colonization
- Sabah
- Livestock
- Viking
- Hut
- Settlement
- Elm
- Salmon
- Lineage
- Village
- Barrow
- Malaysia
- Pottery
- Brooke
- Lodge
- Roof
- Ceremony
- Barn
- Artifact
- Clan
- Kin
- Sleeping
- Religion
- Pole
- Meter
- Northwest
- Shelter
- Granite
- Tribe
- Plateau
- Compartment
- Nations
- Mat
- Resort
- Apartment
- Canoe
- Prophet
- Seattle
- Ritual
- Dance
- Cornwall
- Burial
- Tourist
- Outline
- Exhibit
- Layout
- Timber
- Hunting
- Wide
- Today
- Cattle
- Settler
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
LONGHOUSE, noun. Any of several long communal dwellings for multiple families
LONGHOUSE, noun. A toilet. Probably from Whittington's Longhouse, a public toilet in medieval London
Wise words
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