Associations to the word «Outhouse»
Noun
- Barn
- Plumbing
- Toilet
- Stable
- Shed
- Shack
- Farmhouse
- Corral
- Cellar
- Sewer
- Sewage
- Garage
- Campsite
- Dwelling
- Cabin
- Gretchen
- Kitchen
- Prank
- Bathroom
- Camping
- Lobster
- Pit
- Garbage
- Bucket
- Picnic
- Crouch
- Cot
- Poultry
- Roof
- Hut
- Cottage
- Courtyard
- Blacksmith
- Shelter
- Parody
- Sanitation
- Laundry
- Meadow
- Fence
- Pump
- Saturn
- Orchard
- Wash
- Yard
- Twa
- Dump
- Garden
- Smell
- Hole
- Haul
- Stack
- Corn
- Workshop
- Pig
- Lawn
- Sleeping
- Storage
- Wagon
- Keeper
- Building
- Mansion
- House
- Radius
- Stove
- Premise
- Cherry
- Dug
- Convent
- Door
- Mitchell
- Residence
- Bedroom
- Dock
- Brick
Adjective
Wiktionary
OUTHOUSE, noun. (dated) an outbuilding, a small structure located away, or not directly accessed from, a main building.
OUTHOUSE, noun. (North America) an outbuilding containing a toilet, often just a seat over a cesspool
Dictionary definition
OUTHOUSE, noun. A small outbuilding with a bench having holes through which a user can defecate.
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