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Outhouses

Definition:

An outhouse is a small enclosed structure, typically located outside a house or building, that is used as a toilet or restroom. It can be referred to as an outdoor toilet, privy, or pit latrine.

Senses:

Sense 1:

As a noun, an outhouse refers to a small building or structure designed to serve as a simple toilet, usually located outside or detached from the main living space.

Example sentences:

• I had to walk to the outhouse in the middle of the night because the main bathroom was occupied.
• Despite the modern amenities in the house, Grandma insisted on having an outhouse in the backyard.

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Sense 2:

As a noun, outhouses can also refer to multiple outdoor toilets or privies, commonly found in remote or outdoor areas.

Example sentences:

• The campground had several rustic outhouses scattered around for campers to use.
• Visitors to the national park are advised to utilize the maintained outhouses along the hiking trails.

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Sense 3:

As a part of local terminology, "outhouses" can represent any small structures or sheds used for storage, animal shelter, or other purposes.

Example sentences:

• The quaint old farmhouse had a row of outhouses lined up behind it, each serving a different function.
• Local artisans transformed the unused outhouse into a charming garden shed.

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