Definition of playhouse
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: theater
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: a small house for children to play in
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Examples of playhouse in a Sentence
they're renovating the old playhouse and adding extra screens
Recent Examples of playhouse from the Web
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And watched in a theater, where a close-up can swing from feeling gorgeous to imposing, this curious gem is liable to make any subsequent night at the playhouse feel strangely distant and monotonous by comparison.
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Teepees and tents, lofts and ladders, playhouses and pirate ships.
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On Thursday, Bailey, her sister and two of her older grandchildren helped decorate the playhouse in honor of Ireland and Berretta.
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The playhouse design appeals to kids from ages 5 to 95.
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His company also owns Little Tikes, a line that includes playhouses, swing sets and kid-sized cars.
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In one client’s home, Kasler shortened the door to a walk-in closet, turning it into a playhouse.
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For this year's show, Fondation Maeght served as a whimsical and unpredictable playhouse.
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Of course, white is always a classic color choice—Hometalk blogger Daisy added a pale blue door to her white craft shed (also a former child's playhouse) to make the space extra welcoming.
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First Known Use of playhouse
before 12th century
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Definition of playhouse for English Language Learners
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: a small house for children to play in
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