millhouse

American  

[mil-hous] / ˈmɪlˌhaʊs /

noun

PLURAL

millhouses

1. a building that houses milling machinery, especially of flour.

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Etymology

Origin of millhouse

1250–1300; Middle English milnehous; mill ¹, house

Example Sentences

Pamela Hayden, the voice actor who has played Millhouse on "The Simpsons," announced her retirement after 35 years on the animated comedy.

From Salon

Roland Boursier — a local resistance chief code-named Germain — and a handful of fighters had confronted the 25 Germans, cut off from their unit, at a millhouse near Chartres and captured them without a fight.

From Washington Post

After a pair of field goals Miles got back in the game on a 15-yard pass from Jacob Millhouse to Collin Woods with 2:54 to go.

From Seattle Times

OpenMoney's managing director Hayley Millhouse said the company's founders were taking a "long-term view to achieve profitability", partly by diversifying its services.

From Reuters

According to Publico, the former Chelsea soccer club owner tried to sell the property 15 days before Russia's invasion of Ukraine started through the Delaware-based Millhouse Views LLC, owned by Millhouse LLC, which manages his assets.

From Reuters