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Ruiniform

Having the appearance of ruins or of the ruins of houses said of certain minerals

with parget to plaster as walls or the interior of flues as to parget the outside of their houses

Ground situated at a distance from the house outlying land

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A man who has authority to act within certain limits as master of the house a steward also a chief minister or officer

A genus of dipterous insects including the common house fly and numerous allied species

A dwelling place whether a part or whole of a house or other shelter

The lintel of a fireplace when of wood as frequently in early houses

figure which strikes the hour on the bell of some fanciful clocks called also jack of the clock house

mount of piety The institution has been adopted in other countries as in Spain and France See Lombard house

To be dull and spiritless to spend time doing little as to mope around the house

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