woodhouse

[wood-hous]

noun

plural

woodhouses 

1. a house or shed in which wood is stored.

Word History and Origins

Origin of woodhouse¹

Middle English word dating back to 1225–75; wood ¹, house

Example Sentences

In Ava Pickett's fresh adaptation, being staged at London's Rose Theatre, Emma Woodhouse still has all the trademark traits of our beloved original heroine – she's clever, quick-witted, meddling, haughty and occasionally cruel.

From BBC

After Mr Alekari's story made international headlines, the Off Road Bike Centre in Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, offered to get him back on the road.

From BBC

Devin Woodhouse, the Chargers’ head strength and conditioning coach has a reputation for making players better.

From Los Angeles Times

Devin Woodhouse, the Chargers’ head strength and conditioning coach has a reputation for making players better.

From Los Angeles Times

Devin Woodhouse, head strength and conditioning coach for the Chargers, is the son-in-law of Chiefs coach Andy Reid, an under-the-radar connection that further hems these AFC West rivals.

From Los Angeles Times