storey house

noun

The stone fireplace was deep and ample, built by Father Honoré,—indeed, the entire one storey house was his handiwork.

Whistler's was a three-storey house, with a garden in front, humble compared with the palaces Academicians were building.

Near a white, lately stuccoed two-storey house the coachman pulled up his horse, and began to turn to the right.

The Residency is a large two storey house surrounded by a wide verandah and is built of iron plates bolted together.

The diagram shows a portion of the framework of a two-storey house constructed in the manner described.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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