A place of residence; a dwelling; a house or other building, esp. a large or important one.

A building for human habitation, typically and historically one that is the ordinary place of residence of a family. (Cf. home, n.1 2.) In singular.

A dwelling, habitation, building.

That which is built; a structure, edifice: now a structure of the nature of a house built where it is to stand.

A building. Obsolete.

A building, usually a large and stately building, as a church, palace, temple, or fortress; a fabric, structure.

Any structure or building serving as a place in which to live or lodge, as a house, a tent, etc. Obsolete.

A building, an edifice; spec. an outbuilding as distinguished from a house.

A house or building. Now rare.

concrete. A building. Obsolete.

The action or process of building; also concrete a building. Obsolete.

An edifice, a building.

= edifice, n. 1a.

A building, an edifice; esp. (in early use) a large or imposing one.

concrete. That which is built up or reared; a building, structure. literal and figurative.

U.S. = frame house, n.2

A structure; a building.

slang (originally British). A house or other dwelling; a room or establishment for accommodation or recreation; spec. (a) a drinking-place or…

A place, building, house, etc.: usually as a pejorative or contemptuous term. colloquial (originally U.S.).

A house, shop, or other building.