outhouse
/ˈaʊtˌhaʊs/
noun
- A small building separate from a main house, typically used as a toilet, especially in rural areas without indoor plumbing.
- They replaced the outhouse with a modern bathroom when they renovated the cabin.
- In winter, walking to the outhouse was a cold and unpleasant chore.
- The old farm still had an outhouse behind the barn.
- A small building used for storage or as a workshop, separate from the main house.
- He kept his gardening tools in the outhouse near the vegetable patch.
- The outhouse served as a potting shed for the family's plants.
- They converted the outhouse into a cozy guest room.
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