Definitions

1. noun

A building for human habitation, typically permanent or semi-permanent, provided with conveniences such as electricity, plumbing, and heating.

“She locked the front door of her house and headed out for the day.”

2. noun

A home or residence, especially one with a garden or grounds.

“The old house on the hill has been in the family for generations.”

3. noun

A place of shelter, especially for animals.

“The farm had several houses for the horses and cows.”

4. verb

To put or settle in a house, especially to provide it with a family or household.

“The new couple will house their first child this summer.”

5. verb

To provide housing or accommodation for someone or something.

“The company will house its new employees in a nearby hotel.”

6. verb

To take up residence in a house or place.

“The family will house in the new neighborhood next month.”