toolhouse
[tool-hous]
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noun, plural tool·hous·es [tool-hou-ziz] /ˈtulˌhaʊ zɪz/.
Origin of toolhouse
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Historical Examples of toolhouse
"If we can get a piano box there's your toolhouse all made," he suggested.
Ethel Morton's EnterpriseMabell S.C. Smith
What did you leave the toolhouse fer, when I told ye to stay?
From the Valley of the MissingGrace Miller White
And I remember the dog chained up in the yard, and the dead snakes hanging in the toolhouse.
Night and DayVirginia Woolf
After a few seconds a young man ran down the stairs, and Lon slunk back to Lem in the toolhouse.
From the Valley of the MissingGrace Miller White
The scowman helped Screech Owl to her feet, and supported her back over the graves to the toolhouse.
From the Valley of the MissingGrace Miller White