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(British) wheeled carriage for babies, stroller, perambulator, baby carriage, flat-bottomed barge, flat-bottomed fishing boat, praampram
(Derogatory slang) someone who talks constantly, chatterer, overly talkative personmotormouth
(French) careless or disheveled state of dress; garment worn at home (house dress, pyjamas, etc.), dishabilledeshabille
(from Spanish) male house servant; waiter; porter; assistantmozo
(Informal) dirty old and run-down movie theatre; (Slang) flea housefleapit
(Informal) second floor of an auditorium; first seating raised-balcony above ground level in a theater or opera house; dress circlegods
(Informal) semitrailer, cargo trailer that is pulled by a trailer truck; tractor trailer, truck cab with an attached semitrailer; semifinal, next-to-last round in a competition; duplex house (British), pref. half; somewhat, partly, tractor-trailersemi
(slang) cool guy, dandy; fellow, guy; city-dweller who owns a ranch, city dweller vacationing out west, flashily dressed mandude
(Slang) rough or temporary house; (Australia) Aboriginal small and roughly built hut the bush, humped; full of humps; covered with humps; hump-likehumpy
(Slang) waitress or waiter in a hash house (restaurant where cheap food is served)hasher
, house, cottage, small one story house, lightweight tropical house, single-story housebungalow
2-family dwelling with 2 entrances, building having rooms on two floors or stories; house with dwelling accommodations for two separate families, double; having two floors; bidirectional, in two directions (Computers), having two parts performing one o...duplex
a trademark for a prefabricated structure that has a semicircular roof curving downward to form walls, often used to house military personnelQuonset
able woman, extramarital lover, lady of the house; housekeeper; teacher; woman; concubine, female lover, loved woman, personification as womanmistress
above the topgallant, enjoying royal patronage, excellent, extremely bad, largest or best, member of the royal house; small sail on the royalmast; paper size; upper branch of an antler; English coin (Archaic); member of the foot troop of the British ar...royal
 

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