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Meanings of treehouse in English

We have no meanings for "treehouse" in our records yet.
Usage of treehouse in English
1
They hadn't been able to see the treehouse because there was none.
It
2
A treehouse has been constructed in the arms of a massive oak.
Boy's Life
3
It was late morning by the time Mike came down from the treehouse.
Summer of Night
4
Translation: Small fries may want to stay out of the treehouse for now.
Wired
5
One night in the treehouse for two people costs £80 B&B.
The Guardian
6
A pop-up treehouse office designed for freelancers has opened up in Hoxton, London.
BBC
7
But he hadn't been able to see any treehouse; neither had Belch or Victor.
It
8
Their club had no name, no treehouse, no secret handshake.
The prince of frogtown
9
She kept designing the same treehouse, over and over, knowing she'd never see it.
iD
10
All they care about is who's boss of the treehouse.
Under the dome: a novel
11
Some of them run for the treehouse, others scamper across the rolling green yard.
Boy's Life
12
Gilinsky applied for resource consent for the two-bedroom treehouse to be used as visitor accommodation.
Radio NZ
13
You really feel as if you're in a treehouse.
The Guardian
14
The treehouse was the first construction project for Norris.
Wired
15
You could build yourself a treehouse of printed worries.
The Guardian
16
Mike sat in the treehouse for almost three hours.
Summer of Night
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