babyhouse Synonyms
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babyhouse Meaning
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babyhouse (a.)
A place for children's dolls and dolls' furniture.
babyhouse Sentence Examples
- Sarah's handmade babyhouse was a masterpiece, complete with tiny furniture and intricate details.
- The old wooden babyhouse in the attic held memories of her childhood playtime.
- The newborn kittens snuggled together in the warmth of their babyhouse, oblivious to the world outside.
- The children's laughter filled the room as they played with the miniature world in their babyhouse.
- The mother bird carefully tended to her eggs in the babyhouse she had built in the tree.
- The miniature garden next to the babyhouse was a riot of color, with tiny flowers blooming everywhere.
- The babyhouse's intricate wallpaper and hand-painted details transported visitors to a whimsical world.
- The antique babyhouse on display at the museum was a testament to the skill of its 19th-century creator.
- The babyhouse's small size made it perfect for display on a shelf or in a glass cabinet.
- The father and daughter spent quality time together putting together the babyhouse, each piece bringing them closer.
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A place for children's dolls and dolls' furniture.
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Sarah's handmade babyhouse was a masterpiece, complete with tiny furniture and intricate details.
The old wooden babyhouse in the attic held memories of her childhood playtime.
The newborn kittens snuggled together in the warmth of their babyhouse, oblivious to the world outside.
The children's laughter filled the room as they played with the miniature world in their babyhouse.
