American Dictionary
Definition house in American English
house
noun
What are red words?
Around 90% of spoken and written English relies on just 7,500 common words.
These words are highlighted in red and are ranked using a star system.
- One-star words are commonly used
- Two-star words are even more common
- Three-star words are the most frequently used
noun
What are red words?
Around 90% of spoken and written English relies on just 7,500 common words.These words are highlighted in red and are ranked using a star system.
- One-star words are commonly used
- Two-star words are even more common
- Three-star words are the most frequently used
/haʊs/
Example
a three-bedroom house
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a company or organization involved in a particular activity
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a restaurant, hotel, bar, or club
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a type of modern electronic music that developed in the 1980s, replacing disco as the most popular form of dance music. It combines deep bass sounds with parts that are sung or played on a synthesizer.
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used in the names of buildings, especially large ones containing many offices or apartments
Example
Claridge House

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acid house (noun)
apartment building (noun)
art house (noun)
art-house (adjective)
boarding house (noun)
bring the house down (phrase)
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chamber (noun)
chapter house (noun)
charnel house (noun)
Chatham House Rule ()
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council house (noun)
counting house (noun)
country house (noun)
doll’s house (noun)
dwelling house (noun)
eat someone out of house and home (phrase)
fashion house (noun)
free house (noun)
full house (noun)
get along like a house on fire (phrase)
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guest house (noun)
halfway house (noun)
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house (verb)
house arrest (noun)
house dust mite (noun)
house guest (noun)
house husband (noun)
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house martin (noun)
house of cards (noun)
house of God (noun)
house officer (noun)
house party (noun)
house swap (noun)
house swap (verb)
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house-hunting (noun)
house-sit (verb)
house-to-house (adjective, adverb)
iceberg home (noun)
in house (phrase)
in-house (adjective)
keep house (for someone) (phrase)
lodging house (noun)
lower house (noun)
matchbox house (noun)
movie house (noun)
not a dry eye (in the house) (phrase)
on the house (phrase)
open house (noun)
opera house (noun)
party house (phrase)
public house (noun)
publishing house (noun)
your house in order (phrase)
rail house (noun)
ranch house (noun)
RDP house (noun)
rooming house (noun)
row house (noun)
safe house (noun)
show house (noun)
specialty of the house (phrase)
spite house (noun)
station house (noun)
storey house (noun)
summer house (noun)
terraced house (noun)
the House (noun)
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the House of Representatives ()
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the man of the house (noun)
the Speaker of the House (noun)
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tract house (noun)
trap house (noun)
tree house (noun)
upper house (noun)