Houses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOUSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• HOUSE, to reside in a building
• provide with shelter or accommodation
• provide space for; contain or accommodate
• fix (something) in a socket or mortise.
NOUN:
• a building for human habitation, especially one that consists of a ground floor and one or more upper storeys
• the people living in a house; a household
• a noble, royal, or wealthy family or lineage; a dynasty
• a dwelling that is one of several in a building.
• a building in which animals live or in which things are kept
• a building in which people meet for a particular activity
• a firm or institution
• the Stock Exchange.
• a restaurant or inn
• a brothel.
• a theatre
• a performance in a theatre or cinema
• a religious community that occupies a particular building
• a residential building for pupils at a boarding school
• each of a number of groups into which pupils at a day school are divided for games or competition.
• a college of a university.
• a legislative or deliberative assembly
• (in the UK) the House of Commons or Lords; (in the US) the House of Representatives
• used in formal debates that mimic the procedures of a legislative assembly
• a style of electronic dance music typically having sparse, repetitive vocals and a fast beat
• a twelfth division of the celestial sphere, based on the positions of the ascendant and midheaven at a given time and place, and determined by any of a number of methods.
• a twelfth division of the celestial sphere represented as a sector on an astrological chart, used in allocating elements of character and circumstance to different spheres of human life.
• used by a bingo player to announce that they have won.
ADJECTIVE:
• (of an animal or plant) kept in, frequenting, or infesting buildings.
• relating to a firm, institution, or society
• (of a band or group) resident or regularly performing in a club or other venue
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to lodge in a house (a building in which people live)

Words related to HOUSES

house8 housed10 housing11

Words that contain HOUSES

chouses12 shouses10 housesat11 housesit11 rehouses11 unhouses11 alehouses12 arthouses12 baghouses15 bughouses15 cathouses14 cowhouses17 dishouses13 doghouses14 funhouses15 gashouses13 ginhouses13 gunhouses13 henhouses15 hothouses15 housesits12 icehouses14 madhouses15 nuthouses12 outhouses12 pothouses14 rathouses12 taphouses14 teahouses12 almshouses15 backhouses21 bakehouses19 bathhouses18 beadhouses16 bedehouses16 birdhouses16 boathouses15 brewhouses18 bunkhouses19 chophouses20 clubhouses17 coalhouses15 coldhouses16 cookhouses19 coolhouses15 corfhouses18 deadhouses15 deckhouses20 dollhouses14 dosshouses14 farmhouses18 firehouses16 flophouses18 gatehouses14 jailhouses20 lockhouses19 longhouses14 masthouses15 millhouses15 oasthouses13 palmhouses17 penthouses15 pesthouses15 playhouses18 poorhouses15 porthouses15 posthouses15 roadhouses14 shithouses16 tollhouses13 toolhouses13 townhouses16 treehouses13 warehouses16 washhouses19 wellhouses16 woodhouses17 workhouses20 pumphouses19 shophouses18 bawdyhouses23 blockhouses22 charthouses19 courthouses16 glasshouses15 greenhouses15 grindhouses16 guardhouses16 guesthouses15 lighthouses18 pilothouses16 powerhouses19 roughhouses18 roundhouses15 smokehouses20 statehouses14 steakhouses18 stillhouses14 storehouses14 sugarhouses15 Show more ...

How to use HOUSES in a sentence

• Both Houses of Parliament were now engaged in the prosecution of a gentleman accused of cruelty and oppression in the East.
• But my neighbours, where are they? In my immediate neighbourhood six houses were entirely destroyed, and as many more half ruined.
• Under the shade of these elms stood large old-fashioned houses, in that sort of sleepy dignity peculiar to old New England.
• Only a few grass houses had been damaged by the shells.
• Lieutenant de Broqueville was making inquiries about other wounded in other houses.
• The barrier towns, near white or Indian enemies, had log houses, with portholes cut in the walls.
• In some houses a shell had removed one room only, and as neatly as though it were the work of masons and carpenters.
• Expel them not from their houses nor let them go forth unless they commit open immorality.
• It is one reason why we have so few houses where there is anything like conversation, why with us the salon as an institution is out of question.
• Whenever one of the picturesque old houses is crumbling into utter decay, a pile of stone is dumped before it, and the easy-going masons of Amboise prepare to patch up its walls.
• On three sides of it, wide streets had been laid out, on which many pretty houses had been erected.
• It consisted in making bags to hold coin for the Bank, the Treasury, and the great financial houses.
• The two houses of the legislature have equal powers.
• There were few pedestrians upon the streets, houses became farther and farther apart.
• Immediately the air became as black as night and stones rained down as large as houses.
• For some reason or other the houses there had not been burnt, perhaps owing to the verbal negotiation between Botha and Kitchener.
• On entering one of the houses I was astonished at the neatness which reigned within.
• The village is a ruined one apparently, and never contained more than four or five houses, situated on an open spot, surrounded by woods.
• Though, from the houses one notes here and there, there are evidently human inhabitants of this green silence, none are to be seen.
• I had the authority and power of a dictator throughout the whole controversy in both houses.

Similar words containing HOUSE without suffix s

house8 chouse11 housed10 housel9 houser9 housey12 shouse9 choused13 chouser12 chouses12 housels10 housers10 rehouse10 shouses10 unhouse10 alehouse11 arthouse11 baghouse14 bughouse14 cathouse13 chousers13 cowhouse16 dishouse12 doghouse13 funhouse14 gashouse12 ginhouse12 gunhouse12 henhouse14 hothouse14 houseboy16 housefly17 houseful14 houseled12 houseman13 housemen13 housesat11 housesit11 housetop13 icehouse13 madhouse14 nuthouse11 outhouse11 pothouse13 rathouse11 rehoused12 rehouses11 taphouse13 teahouse11 unhoused12 unhouses11 alehouses12 almshouse14 arthouses12 backhouse20 baghouses15 bakehouse18 bathhouse17 beadhouse15 bedehouse15 birdhouse15 boathouse14 brewhouse17 bughouses15 bunkhouse18 cathouses14 chophouse19 clubhouse16 coalhouse14 coldhouse15 cookhouse18 coolhouse14 corfhouse17 cowhouses17 deadhouse14 deckhouse19 dishoused14 dishouses13 doghouses14 dollhouse13 dosshouse13 farmhouse17 firehouse15 flophouse17 funhouses15 gashouses13 gatehouse13 ginhouses13 gunhouses13 henhouses15 hothoused16 hothouses15 houseboat14 houseboys17 housecarl14 housecoat14 housefuls15 household16 housekeep18 housekept18 Show more ...

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