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housesnounpl. of house a commercial or industrial activity or organizationa publishing house that specializes in school textbooks businesses, companies, concerns, enterprises, establishments, firms, interests, outfits conglomerates, corporations, multinationalsassociations, cartels, chains, combines, syndicates, trustsagencies, dealers, outletsmicroenterprises a group of persons who come from the same ancestorthe present British royal family belongs to the House of Windsor blood, clans, families, folks, kindreds, kinfolks, kins, kinsfolk, lineages, lines, people, races, stocks, tribes blended families, nuclear familiesextended families, households, kithsbroodsdescendants(also descendents), issues, offspring(also offsprings), progenies, scions, seed(or seeds)clansmen, kinsmen, kinswomen, relativesdynasties ancestries, births, descents, extractions, origins, pedigrees the place where one livescome over to my house so I can show you my new furniture abodes, diggings, domiciles, dwellings, firesides, habitations, hearths, hearthstones, homes, lodgings, pads, places, quarters, residences, roofs accommodations, housings, nests, residencies, sheltersbungalows, cabins, casitas, chalets, cottagesduplexes, ranches, ranch houses, saltboxes, semis(chiefly British), split levels, townhomes, town houses, tract houses, triplexesapartment houses, apartments, condominiums(also condominia), condos, flats, tenement houses, tenements, walk-upspenthouses, salons, suitesbarracks, billets, boardinghouses, dormitories, dorms, flophouses, lodging houses, lodgments(or lodgements), rooming houses, roomscastles, châteaus(or châteaux), countryseats, estates, halls, manor houses, manors, mansions, McMansions, palaces, villasfarmhouses, granges, haciendas, homesteadsdouble-wides, houseboats, house trailers, mobile homes, motor homes, recreational vehicles, RVs, trailershermitages, manses, parsonages, rectories, vicarageshooches(or hootches, slang), hovels, hutches, huts, shacks, shanties those who live as a family in one housethe whole house is in a state of excited anticipation for the holidays extended families, homes, households, ménages blood, folks, kindreds, kinfolks, kins, kinsfolk, kithsbroodsnuclear familiesclans, communities the shelter or resting place of a wild animalprairie dogs make their house underground burrows, dens, holes, lairs, lodges neststerritories to provide with living quarters or sheltersome of the freshmen were temporarily housed in local motels while the new dorm was being finished accommodates, bestows, billets, bivouacs, boards, bunks, camps, chambers, domiciles, encamps, harbors, lodges, puts up, quarters, roofs, rooms, shelters, takes in ensconces, homes, roosts, secures, sheds, stables, tentsbarracksbeds (down) ejects, evicts to close or shut in by or as if by barriersthe famous document is housed in a special display case boxes (in), cages, closets, coops (up), corrals, encages, encases, encloses(also incloses), envelops, fences (in), hedges, hems (in), immures, includes, mews (up), pens, walls (in) bounds, circumscribes, confines, contains, limits, restrictsencircles, encompasses, enfolds, enframes, enlaces, frames, rings, surroundsarmors, cocoons, encapsulates, encapsules, encysts, ensheathes, enspheres, enwombs |