Definition of mass house in English:

mass house

noun ˈmas ˌhaʊs

historical

A Roman Catholic church or other place of worship. (In the 17–18th centuries chiefly as a Protestant term of contempt.).

Early 17th century; earliest use found in True Account Bishop Fernes & Leighlin. From mass + house interjection.

nounˈmas ˌhaʊs

historical

A Roman Catholic church or other place of worship. (In the 17–18th centuries chiefly as a Protestant term of contempt.).

Early 17th century; earliest use found in True Account Bishop Fernes & Leighlin. From mass + house [interjection].

单词	mass house
释义	Definition of mass house in English: mass house noun ˈmas ˌhaʊs historical A Roman Catholic church or other place of worship. (In the 17–18th centuries chiefly as a Protestant term of contempt.). Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in True Account Bishop Fernes & Leighlin. From mass + house interjection. Definition of mass house in US English: mass house nounˈmas ˌhaʊs historical A Roman Catholic church or other place of worship. (In the 17–18th centuries chiefly as a Protestant term of contempt.). Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in True Account Bishop Fernes & Leighlin. From mass + house [interjection].
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