Definition of house:

part of speech: verb

To protect by covering; shelter.

part of speech: noun

A dwelling- place; building; family; trading firm; branch of the legislature.

Common misspellings * :

• couse (0.2%)
• inhouse (0.1%)
• housse (1.4%)
• houde (0.2%)
• housea (0.2%)
• houes (5.4%)
• huse (4.1%)
• ehouse (0.2%)
• hpuse (0.6%)
• househas (0.2%)
• ouse (2.5%)
• thsi (0.1%)
• haouse (0.3%)
• hhouse (0.2%)
• hos (0.2%)
• hause (2.3%)
• houise (1.0%)
• hous (12.7%)
• hse (0.2%)
• hoouse (1.9%)
• housten (0.1%)
• houw (0.1%)
• hourse (1.8%)
• hosue (47.7%)
• hiouse (0.7%)
• premesis (0.1%)
• hiosuye (0.2%)
• howse (0.1%)
• houe (6.1%)
• houce (1.1%)
• houst (0.4%)
• hoasue (0.3%)
• thouse (0.9%)
• houase (0.3%)
• hyopus (0.2%)
• hou (0.2%)
• jhouse (0.2%)
• hopuse (0.5%)
• h (0.1%)
• housen (0.2%)
• hoose (0.2%)
• touse (0.1%)
• housr (0.6%)
• ahouse (0.2%)
• hiuse (0.8%)
• housa (0.2%)
• hoiuse (1.0%)
• housee (0.8%)
• houze (0.2%)
• hoseu (0.2%)
• hoise (0.1%)
• hsoue (0.2%)
• hosues (0.2%)
• houese (0.2%)
• hjouse (0.2%)
• housecvacant (0.2%)
• housae (0.2%)
• housde (0.2%)

Usage examples :

• I'm going to a friend's house "The Case of the Golden Bullet", - Grace Isabel Colbron, and Augusta Groner

• Of course I shall not stay in this house "Phineas Redux", - Anthony Trollope

• How did you get to this house "The Complete PG Edition of The Works of Winston Churchill", - Winston Churchill

• It was Stafford coming from the house "The Judgment House", - Gilbert Parker