| ALMSHOUSES | • almshouses n. Plural of almshouse. • alms-houses n. Plural of alms-house. • ALMSHOUSE n. a privately supported house offering accommodation to the aged or needy. |
| DOSSHOUSES | • dosshouses n. Plural of dosshouse. • doss-houses n. Plural of doss-house. • DOSSHOUSE n. a very cheap lodging-house. |
| GLASSHOUSE | • glasshouse n. A greenhouse, especially one for commercial use. • glasshouse n. A building where glass or glassware is manufactured. • glasshouse n. (Britain military slang) A military prison. |
| HOUSEDRESS | • housedress n. A simple dress suitable for housework. • HOUSEDRESS n. a dress with simple lines that is suitable for housework and is made usually of a washable fabric. |
| MASTHOUSES | • masthouses n. Plural of masthouse. • MASTHOUSE n. a building in which vessels' masts are shaped, fitted, etc. |
| OASTHOUSES | • oasthouses n. Plural of oasthouse. • oast␣houses n. Plural of oast house. • OASTHOUSE n. a house where hops are dried. |
| PESTHOUSES | • pesthouses n. Plural of pesthouse. • PESTHOUSE n. (historical) a house or hospital for persons who are infected with any pestilential disease. |
| POSTHOUSES | • posthouses n. Plural of posthouse. • POSTHOUSE n. an inn, originally where horses were kept for posting. |
| ROSEBUSHES | • rosebushes n. Plural of rosebush. • ROSEBUSH n. a bush that bears roses. |
| SHITHOUSES | • shithouses n. Plural of shithouse. • shithouses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of shithouse. • shit␣houses n. Plural of shit house, an alternative spelling of shithouse. |
| SHOPHOUSES | • shophouses n. Plural of shophouse. • SHOPHOUSE n. (in Southeast Asia) a store opening onto the sidewalk and also used as the owner's residence. |
| SHROUDLESS | • shroudless adj. Without a shroud. • SHROUDLESS adj. without a shroud. |
| SLOEBUSHES | • sloebushes n. Plural of sloebush. • sloe-bushes n. Plural of sloe-bush. • sloe␣bushes n. Plural of sloe bush. |
| SNOWBUSHES | • snowbushes n. Plural of snowbush. • SNOWBUSH n. any of several white-flowered ornamental North American shrubs. |
| SOUTHEASTS | • southeasts n. Plural of southeast. • south-easts n. Plural of south-east. • SOUTHEAST n. the direction between south and east. |
| SOUTHWESTS | • southwests n. Plural of southwest. • south-wests n. Plural of south-west. • SOUTHWEST n. between south and west. |
| STUDHORSES | • studhorses n. Plural of studhorse. • stud␣horses n. Plural of stud horse. • STUDHORSE n. a stallion kept for breeding. |
| SUPERSHOWS | • supershows n. Plural of supershow. • SUPERSHOW n. an exceptional show. |
| WASHHOUSES | • washhouses n. Plural of washhouse. • wash␣houses n. Plural of wash house. • WASHHOUSE n. an outbuilding for washing, esp. one for washing clothes. |