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Meanings of bakehouse in English
Usage of bakehouse in English
1
Don't keep us here in the sitting-room; lead on to the bakehouse, man.
2
These little round things are loaves baked in a sanitary bakehouse.
3
The left wing contained the kitchen, pantry, scullery, bakehouse, brew-house, etc.
4
The bakehouse also was robbed of a quantity of flour by a person unknown.
5
The bakehouse (M), also remaining, is a detached building of immense size.
6
This is a fantastic independent real bread bakehouse and cafe.
7
Near by stand several log cottages,-thebakehouse, the servants' dining-room ,andother necessary offices.
8
Now he understood; he was in the oven of the bakehouse, with his hands bound.
9
The bakehouse was covered with its scattered fragments; the carvings were damaged, the leaves broken.
10
Each family cooks for itself; but they have a general bakehouse, and make excellent bread.
11
Full of emotion, they carried it into the bakehouse.
12
You can also book in for a tour or a fun workshop in their bakehouse.
13
Some women came out of a neighbouring bakehouse to say that Benedetto was not there.
14
Ray had come in to see what was wanting of fresh supplies from the bakehouse.
15
In the bakehouse they had sat down and rested, and she had told of her home.
16
He was poet, artist, philosopher, hero, and they let him die in his bakehouse in misery.
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