tool shed

British  

noun

1. a small shed in the garden or yard of a house used for storing tools, esp those for gardening

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Example Sentences

"As soon as you go out there, there are bees," she said, and added that she had been left exhausted after working in her tool shed and then not being able to sit outside afterwards.

From BBC

Looking over the four buildings on the property — the single family home Cortes and Bernson live in, two duplexes and an ancient tool shed refashioned as an artist’s studio — LA Más concluded the shed would have to go to make room for an ADU that would bring in market-rate rent.

From Los Angeles Times

Whatever the task — from roasting peanuts for his grandfather’s pinochle buddies to building a tool shed from scratch — it had to be done right.

From Los Angeles Times

He invited us to stay for breakfast and visit the rubblework monastery behind his house, which for many years he has used as a tool shed.

From New York Times

The structure wasn’t much bigger than Uncle Holt’s tool shed and was put together with about as much care.

From Literature