common house
Noun
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Noun
common house (plural common houses)
- (obsolete) A guildhall.
- (obsolete) A town or city hall.
- (Politics, obsolete) The House of Commons.
- (architecture, obsolete) The calefactory: the site of the common fire of a medieval monastery.
- (obsolete) An outhouse.
- (obsolete) A brothel.
- (guild hall) See guildhall
- (town hall) See town hall
- (Commons) See House of Commons
- (site of the shared monastic fire) See calefactory
- (outhouse) commons, House of Commons; see also Thesaurus:bathroom
- (brothel) See Thesaurus:brothel
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