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- noun Plural form of
house . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
house .
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Examples
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_Tuy, sixty houses; Bantal, thirty houses; Burat y Buguey, with five hundred houses_.
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But Lord Lyndhurst takes away the houses from the poor women and gives them no more pay, so that, without _counting the loss of their houses_, the Bedeswoman's pay under Victoria is to the
As We Are and As We May Be Walter Besant 1868
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However, the standard of eco friendliness required for building the houses is a lower standard than those standards expect of all new homes by 2016, and by 2016 none of the new houses will be built.
Archive 2009-07-01 Norfolk Blogger 2009
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However, the standard of eco friendliness required for building the houses is a lower standard than those standards expect of all new homes by 2016, and by 2016 none of the new houses will be built.
Eco Town Con Norfolk Blogger 2009
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CONAN: And when you talk about negative equity, that's what we refer to as houses being underwater, where you owe more than you mortgage.
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And the houses, what you call houses, are flimsy little abodes.
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CONAN: And when you talk about negative equity, that's what we refer to as houses being underwater, where you owe more than you mortgage.
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CONAN: And when you talk about negative equity, that's what we refer to as houses being underwater, where you owe more than you mortgage.
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CONAN: And when you talk about negative equity, that's what we refer to as houses being underwater, where you owe more than you mortgage.
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Apollidorus, who had been to Edinburgh, pulled down his father's house and built a block of what you call houses on the site of it.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 20, No. 117, July, 1867. Various
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