housebreak
[ hous-breyk ]
verb (used with object),house·broke, house·bro·ken, house·break·ing.
to train (a pet) to excrete outdoors or in a specific place.
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How to use housebreak in a sentence
I would steal—burgle—housebreak—cut the sweetest lady's throat in Christendom—for a fire!
The Sorcery Club | Elliott O'Donnell
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