pothouse (Meaning)
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pothouse (n)
tavern consisting of a building with a bar and public rooms; often provides light meals
Synonyms & Antonyms of pothouse
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pothouse Sentence Examples
- The ancient civilization used pothouses to store and brew liquids.
- The pothouse had a distinctive shape, with a wide base and a narrow opening at the top.
- Archaeologists uncovered a series of pothouses at an excavation site.
- The pothouses were found to contain remnants of food and drink.
- The pothouse served as a gathering place for the community.
- Locals used the pothouse to cook and share meals.
- Over time, the pothouse became a symbol of community life.
- The pothouse was a central part of the village and played a vital role in daily life.
- The pothouse was a place where people could socialize and bond.
- The pothouse was a tangible reminder of the community's past and its connection to its ancestors.
FAQs About the word pothouse
tavern consisting of a building with a bar and public rooms; often provides light meals
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient civilization used pothouses to store and brew liquids.
The pothouse had a distinctive shape, with a wide base and a narrow opening at the top.
Archaeologists uncovered a series of pothouses at an excavation site.
The pothouses were found to contain remnants of food and drink.
