backhouse (Meaning)
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backhouse (n.)
A building behind the main building. Specifically: A privy; a necessary.
Synonyms & Antonyms of backhouse
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backhouse Sentence Examples
- The backhouse stood at the end of the garden, a secluded retreat hidden from view.
- The old wooden backhouse served as a storage shed for tools and firewood.
- The detached backhouse provided extra living space for the growing family.
- The door to the backhouse creaked open, revealing a cobwebbed interior.
- The roof of the backhouse leaked during heavy rainfall, making it unsuitable for storage.
- The backhouse was once used as a pottery studio, but now it lay abandoned and overgrown.
- The children loved playing hide-and-seek in the backhouse, which offered plenty of hiding spots.
- The backhouse served as a makeshift workshop for the handyman, filled with tools and scraps of wood.
- The view from the backhouse window looked out onto a tranquil field, dotted with wildflowers.
- The backhouse was a place of mystery and intrigue, with whispered tales of hauntings and hidden secrets.
FAQs About the word backhouse
A building behind the main building. Specifically: A privy; a necessary.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The backhouse stood at the end of the garden, a secluded retreat hidden from view.
The old wooden backhouse served as a storage shed for tools and firewood.
The detached backhouse provided extra living space for the growing family.
The door to the backhouse creaked open, revealing a cobwebbed interior.
