playhouse

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English[edit]

Etymology[edit]

By surface analysis, play +‎ house, but attested as early as Old English pleġhūs.

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Noun[edit]

playhouse (plural playhouses)

  1. A venue for performing plays.
    Synonym: theater
  2. Alternative form of play house (child's toy domestic dwelling)

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