housal
/ˈhaʊzl/(also housil) Now rare
adjective
Of, belonging, or relating to a house or household; domestic, domesticated.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Randle Cotgrave (fl. 1587–?1630), lexicographer. Probably originally a variant (with reduction of the second element) of household. In later use reanalysed as if from house + -al.
- press baron
- press bed
- press bedstead
- press blanket
- pressboard
- press boat
- pressbook
- press box
- press boy
- press brake
- Press Bureau
- Pressburg
- press-button
- presscake
- press card
- press charges
- press clipper
- press clipping
- press cloth
- press conference
- press copy
- press copying
- press corps
- press-corrected
- press-correction