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outhouse
a building near to, but separate from, a main building; outbuilding
outhouse
1. A detached outdoor structure housing a primitive toilet; usually constructed of wood, rather than the proverbial brick.
2. A small accessory building generally located at the rear of a house and used for domestic animals, storage, and so on.
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Outside, the driveway provides ample parking space, while the beautiful rear garden has outhousing and a shed.
Ideal family home; STAR PROPERTY by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
So much so that at one time I seriously considered adding outhouse safaris to my repertoire of hunting techniques but that would have ruined both the outhousing and hunting.
Chock full of surprises: learning to embrace the grace of living out ... by Webber, David / Presbyterian Record
In any serious reference library, outhousing will always be needed in the end, and whether it is provided near the existing site,(4) or elsewhere.
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