Australian English Meaning of bungalows
bungalows
Other Australian English words related to bungalows
- cabins
- cottages
- mansions
- houses
- villas
- apartments
- little houses
- chalets
- condominiums
- Duplexes
- estates
- haciendas
- housings
- huts
- mansions
- Ranch houses
- ranches
- shacks
- townhouses
- Townhouses
- Student accommodations
- flats
- lodgings
- quarters
- rectories
- rooms
- shanties
- abodes
- Accommodation
- Apartment blocks
- barracks
- tickets
- boarding houses
- castles
- chateaus
- condominiums
- units, apartments
- domiciles
- halls of residence
- dwellings
- flophouses
- dwellings
- Halls
- Hermitages
- homes
- hiccups
- hooch
- Houseboats
- shacks
- hutches
- boarding house
- manor houses
- Manses
- nests
- palaces
- parsonages
- penthouses
- places
- residences
- Residencies
- roofs
- Boarding houses
- salons
- Saltboxes
- semi-finals
- shelters
- split-level homes
- suites
- Tenement houses
- slums
- Tract houses
- Triplexes
- Vicarages
- walk-ups
Nearest Words of bungalows
Definitions and Meaning of bungalows in English
bungalows
a house having one and a half stories and usually a front porch, a house with a single story and a roof with a low slope, a one-storied house with a low-pitched roof
FAQs About the word bungalows
bungalows
a house having one and a half stories and usually a front porch, a house with a single story and a roof with a low slope, a one-storied house with a low-pitched
cabins,cottages,mansions,houses,villas,apartments,little houses,chalets,condominiums,Duplexes
No antonyms found.
bung up => block, bundling up => bundling up**, bundles => bundles, bundled up => bundled up , bunches => bunches,
