Icehouse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ICEHOUSE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an underground cellar lined with ice, used as an early form of refrigerator
• a building for storing ice, typically one situated partly or wholly underground.
• a house for storing ice
• building for storing ice

Words related to ICEHOUSE

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Words that contain ICEHOUSE

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How to use ICEHOUSE in a sentence

• The cellar was a separate building, like an ice-house, and it answered for a refrigerator at this season, our moose-meat being kept there.
• Until fruit can be used, it should be placed in the dairy, an ice-house, or a refrigerator.
• In an icehouse it will remain fresh and plump for several days.
• It lowers my vital tone like standing in an ice-house.
• Upon the coal sacks, upon and between the motor sledges and upon the ice-house are grouped the dogs, thirty-three in all.
• We looked into the ice-house and found it in the best order.
• Cornelia showed no sign of exultation, until just as John was carrying the trout to the ice-house.
• So the wooden ice-house, innocent of paint, and toned by the weather to a soft, sad-coloured gray, stood like an improvised ruin among the pine-trees beside the pond.
• One would imagine that in such numerous society I should have been warmly seated, yet no icehouse ever was colder.
• An ice-house was built and filled upon the bank of the river.
• Jourdan and his people destroy 600 victims in an ice-house.
• I will get Nelson to build an ice-house directly, and you must look around for the ice.
• I can only describe it as like suddenly entering an ice-house, and a feeling that some one was present and about to speak to me.
• He was much astonished when I told him that the feeling which he describes as like walking into an ice-house was a common one under the circumstances.
• THE CEMETERY The air as of an ice-house met me crossing the threshold.
• That thickness, too, when the cakes are cut twenty-six inches square, as usual, makes them quite heavy enough for hoisting and packing in an ice-house.
• Among the useful and convenient appendages to the farm and country family establishment, is the ice-house.
• The position of the ice-house may be that which is most convenient to the dwelling, or to the wants of those who use it.
• It is hardly worth while to expatiate upon the convenience and economy of an ice-house, to an American.
• An ice-house, made on the plan already described, is at one end, and a wood-shed at the opposite end, of the same size.
• There I stood, in the air of an ice-house, when a gust of that wind struck me.
• I have formerly put in twenty or thirty tons in my icehouse for my family to use during the summer.
• In this Ice-house the governor of Illyria now took up his abode.
• Moody, a white man, opened an icehouse at the foot of Julia Street.
• This was the only icehouse in the city at that time.
• If you have an ice-house or refrigerator, it will be best to keep it there.
• God knows how many entreaties it had cost her to get an ice-house built.

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