Play-house Definition

noun

A child's toy domestic dwelling, either for dolls or large enough for the child to enter.

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verb

To act out traditional housekeeping and family roles.

Little girls seem to enjoy playing house more than little boys.
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To live as if married without actually being legally married.
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Other Word Forms of Play-house

Noun

Singular:
play-house
Plural:
play-houses

Play-house Sentence Examples

  • She elected to remain at home and play house with Molly and Claire, giving me the freedom to do business at the office without the worry of curious ears over hearing.

  • A simply designed, recycled cardboard play house will bring hours of fun to a budding homemaker.

  • The grounds are wonderful, with pathways leading through wild meadow and by a little beck is a child's play house.

  • If the tree you decide on has a tunnel or house, make sure the opening is wide enough for your cat to fit through. after all, you want him to make the most of his new play house.

  • They also show a preference for the clothing and typical activities of the opposite sex; transsexual boys like to play house and play with dolls.

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