Australian English Meaning of bungalow
bungalow
Other Australian English words related to bungalow
- Cabin
- Cottage
- farmhouse
- mansion
- apartment, flat
- castle
- chalet
- Apartment complex
- Duplex
- estate
- hacienda
- homestead
- house
- housing
- hut
- Manor
- Ranch
- Ranch house
- Rectory
- Saltbox
- shack
- Townhouse
- project home
- triplex
- villa
- Cottage
- Townhouse
- abode
- apartment building
- ticket
- Boarding house
- Flat
- country homestead
- domicile
- Dormitory
- halls of residence
- dwelling
- flat
- Flop house
- homestead
- Hall
- hermitage
- home
- hooch
- hooch
- Caravan
- humpy, shack
- Hutch
- accommodation
- accommodation
- boarding house
- lodging
- Manor house
- Manse
- Caravan
- Campervan
- nest
- palace
- parsonage
- Penthouse
- place
- quarters
- campervan
- residence
- residency
- roof
- boarding house
- RV
- salon
- semi
- shack
- shelter
- suite
- tenement
- Tenement house
- trailer
- Vicarage
- Walk-up
- Accommodation
- barracks
- chateau
- McMansion
- Split level
Nearest Words of bungalow
Definitions and Meaning of bungalow in English
bungalow (n)
a small house with a single story
bungalow (n.)
A thatched or tiled house or cottage, of a single story, usually surrounded by a veranda.
FAQs About the word bungalow
bungalow
a small house with a single storyA thatched or tiled house or cottage, of a single story, usually surrounded by a veranda.
Cabin,Cottage,farmhouse,mansion,apartment, flat,castle,chalet,Apartment complex,Duplex,estate
No antonyms found.
bungaloid => bungalow-like, bung => bung, bun-fight => Bun fight, bunfight => bun fight, bundobust => bundobust,
