| ARTHOUSES | • arthouses n. Plural of arthouse. • art-houses n. Plural of art-house. • art␣houses n. Plural of art house. |
| AUTHORESS | • authoress n. (Dated) A female author. • AUTHORESS n. a female author. |
| CATHOUSES | • cathouses n. Plural of cathouse. • cat-houses n. Plural of cat-house. • cat␣houses n. Plural of cat house. |
| MASTHOUSE | • masthouse n. A building in which masts for vessels are shaped and fitted. • MASTHOUSE n. a building in which vessels' masts are shaped, fitted, etc. |
| OASTHOUSE | • oasthouse n. Alternative spelling of oast house. • oast␣house n. (Britain) a building containing oasts, used in conjunction with hop harvesting. • OASTHOUSE n. a house where hops are dried. |
| OUTLASHES | • outlashes n. Plural of outlash. • OUTLASH v. to lash out, shed tears. |
| OUTSHAMES | • outshames v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outshame. • OUTSHAME v. to surpass in shaming. |
| OUTWASHES | • outwashes n. Plural of outwash. • OUTWASH n. detritus washed from a glacier. |
| PHASEOUTS | • phaseouts n. Plural of phaseout. • phase-outs n. Plural of phase-out. • PHASEOUT n. a gradual stopping of operations. |
| RATHOUSES | • RATHOUSE n. (Australian slang) a mental asylum. |
| SHAKEOUTS | • shakeouts n. Plural of shakeout. • SHAKEOUT n. a minor economic recession. |
| SOUTACHES | • soutaches n. Plural of soutache. • SOUTACHE n. (French) a narrow braid used for trimming. |
| SOUTHEAST | • southeast n. The intercardinal compass point halfway between east and south; specifically at a bearing of 135°. • southeast adj. Of, in or pertaining to the southeast; southeastern. • southeast adj. Situated toward or in the direction of the southeast; southeastward; southeasterly. |
| TAPHOUSES | • taphouses n. Plural of taphouse. • TAPHOUSE n. a tavern. |
| TEAHOUSES | • teahouses n. Plural of teahouse. • tea␣houses n. Plural of tea house. • TEAHOUSE n. a public establishment serving tea. |