Toolhouse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOOLHOUSE in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL TOOL·HOUS·ES]:
• toolshed.
NOUN:
• a place where tools are stored
• a shed for storing tools
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• another word fortoolshed

Words related to TOOLHOUSE

toolhouses13 toolshed12

Words that contain TOOLHOUSE

toolhouses13

How to use TOOLHOUSE in a sentence

• It was my business to give over to each of the hands his or her appropriate implement of labor, from the toolhouse where they were deposited at night.
• First the old brown rat, with his fierce little eyes and pointed, whiskered nose, came out from under the toolhouse and began exploring the strawberry patch.
• Finally, into a small shed or tool-house, behind Mrs.
• Keeping the tool-house between himself and the man now nervously pacing the platform, the colonel walked rapidly away from the station, in the direction taken by the boy.
• Lately, by some oversight, the toolhouse had been left unlocked one day, and the Prince got the ladder.
• She was sure she had put it either in the summer-house, or the tool-house, or under the piazza, or somewhere.
• Adjoining these, in front, is a workshop and tool-house, 16x10 feet, with a window at the end, and an entrance door near the wood house.
• At the far end of the wood-house is the workshop and tool-house, 18x16 feet, lighted by two windows, and a door to enter it from beneath the wood-house.
• The workshop, and small tool-house naturally comes next to that, as being chiefly used in stormy weather.
• Now, I thought, Alice would make some sign if she knew anything that would explain Montani and the prisoner in the tool-house.
• We drove past the tool-house, where I found the prisoner seated on a wheelbarrow smoking a cigarette.
• The prisoner had taken up the flooring at the back of the tool-house, and was scooping up the dirt.
• Some of you men carry this poor fellow to the tool-house, where we will see what can be done for him.
• Higgins maintained the other evening that all picks and spades were safely locked up by himself each night in the tool-house.
• Something was said about a lion and a chimpanzee and a toolhouse, but the boys could not imagine what the circus men had in mind to do.
• Get some old hampers and matting and things out of the tool-house.
• She dressed quickly and went down to find the kitchen empty, and the track of footsteps in the snow leading away in the direction of the tool-house.
• In the time of the last tenant it had been used as a garden tool-house.

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