springhouse
Pronunciation: [ˈsprɪŋˌhaʊs]
Word
Context: "architecture"
(noun) a small building that is built over a spring or water source. It's like a little house where you can find fresh water coming out from the ground.
Example
The springhouse was a lovely spot to gather fresh water for the garden.
Example
There was no springhouse in the village, so they had to walk far for water.
Example
Do we have a springhouse near our campsite?
Context: "historical"
(noun) a structure that was commonly used in the past to store food or other items in a cool place. It helps keep things fresh because it’s near a spring.
Example
In olden days, families used a springhouse to keep their milk cool.
Example
They didn't have a springhouse, so the food spoiled quickly in the heat.
Example
What did people store in their springhouse during summer?
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