Outbuildings is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OUTBUILDINGS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• OUTBUILDING, a building such as a barn, stable, etc. separate from, but used in connection with, a dwelling-house or a main building
• a smaller separate building such as a shed or barn that belongs to a main building, such as a house or farm.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a building (as a stable or a woodshed) separate from but accessory to a main house

Words related to OUTBUILDINGS

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How to use OUTBUILDINGS in a sentence

• There were lights glimmering in the windows, and when I reached the yard and saw the size of the barns and outbuildings, I wished I had happened on a place of less pretensions.
• The house was falling to pieces, the planks of the outbuildings were going away one by one.
• This temple is surrounded by numerous out-buildings, and a large garden enclosed with a high wall.
• At the end of a run we have seen them on the roof of houses and outbuildings time after time.
• Beyond the fence was a shadowed mass, first a clump of trees, the outbuildings of the Whipple New Place, the house itself.
• My aunt has given him a room in one of the out-buildings, where she and Aniela look after him.
• She has voluntarily turned Paigecourt and all the barns, quarters, farms, and out-buildings into a base hospital for the wounded of either army.
• There is a machine shop, too, rigged up in one of those outbuildings.
• Farmers should prize their woodlands because they provide building material for fences and farm outbuildings as well as for general repairs.
• There was neither snow, nor hail, but clear, bitter, intense cold, and again the timbers of the blockhouse and outbuildings popped as they contracted under the lower temperature.
• At Tomlevolden, ten miles farther on, we reached the first station, a comfortable old farmhouse, with a great array of wooden outbuildings.
• We knew that but few of these buildings were old-time outbuildings of the estate.
• There is in London an almost universal absence of wooden additions and outbuildings, and the New York ash barrel or box kept in the house is also unknown.
• Here I may mention that of the seven or eight men who slept in the outbuildings and had fought with us, two were killed in the fight and two wounded.
• For this purpose they cautiously approached the out-buildings of a farm-house.
• Down in the field, beyond the outbuildings, he heard a whirring sound, and as he looked a dark thing rose like a great bird high above his head.
• Thatched, long, white, and low, behind it barns and outbuildings, it stood tree-guarded, amid fields of young corn.
• He told of the raid, of the burning of the outbuildings, and how Annersley had been killed.
• He intended to buy back some of the lost estate, and to utilize all the out-buildings of the chateau by making a second farm and managing it himself.
• But every night before he went to bed be made around of the outbuildings to make sure that everything was right before he slept.
• The extensive out-buildings near this manor house, stables, carriage-house, dairy, showed that the establishment was fairly large.
• Going to the nearest of the outbuildings, he opened one of the wide doors and stared into the gloomy interior.
• Scarcely a sound came from the outbuildings that lay beyond the Hall.
• These out-buildings too, give a comfortable, domestic look to the whole concern.
• As the fruit garden and orchards are usually near appendages to the dwelling and out-buildings, a few remarks as to their locality and distribution may be appropriate.
• Near by were a few scattered ancient-looking farm-houses, with their out-door chimneys, dilapidated out-buildings, negro huts, and tobacco fields.
• Behind it were ranged a number of log outbuildings about three sides of a square, in the centre of which was dug a deep well.
• As you approach it, you pass numerous heavy, brick outbuildings, including several farmhouses, one of which is quite large, and apparently of great antiquity.
• The schoolhouse, dwelling-house, with its outbuildings and numerous improvements upon the premises, go into the bargain.
• Had we felt sure that we would be attacked, we should have been wise to have destroyed many of these out-buildings, as they were calculated to protect the enemy.
• In the meantime, from the castle and the wings, which had caught fire from the out-buildings, thick columns of smoke were rising heavenward.
• At the bottom, where the curve met the straight line, was a farmhouse and outbuildings and a hedge and a stone wall and other matters.
• Further ahead were dimly visible an irregular dwelling-house, garden, and outbuildings, backed by a clump of firs.
• The roof had long since fallen in, and the fences and outbuildings lay low, covered with vines and creepers.
• There was a stockade round the hall and its outbuildings which stood to right and left of it.

Similar words containing OUTBUILDING without suffix s

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