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Meanings of outhouse in English
Catalan
vàter 
A small outbuilding with a bench having holes through which a user can defecate.
Russian
сельский туалет Usage of outhouse in English
1
Maybe we should return to the outhouse we'd passed an hour earlier.
2
The working model in the outhouse is all but ready for exhibition.
3
Guesses by family and friends have included smokehouse, hothouse, outhouse, and kiln.
4
But we might use it as a sort of outhouse, you know.
5
The presence of the second person in the outhouse suggested a keeper.
6
I heard a strange noise behind me and ducked into an outhouse.
7
If you wish to see them you must go to the outhouse.
8
The selection of the combined outhouse side caused a lot of consideration.
9
It must go right by where the old outhouse used to be.
10
With this he retired, and blubbered a good hour in an outhouse.
11
I see even that is at hand, piled up in your outhouse.
12
A little way beyond the gate was a small barn or outhouse.
13
He dragged me to his outhouse, and having shut the door, said:
14
Will the Baas allow me to sleep the night in an outhouse?'
15
Finn followed the direction of Tindle's pointing finger to a large outhouse.
16
Finally she threw it neatly between the outhouse and the garden shed.
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Outhouse through the time
Outhouse across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common