An outhouse, a hut, a shed, a small separate workshop; (also) a room or small suite of rooms within a larger building. Obsolete (Scottish in later…

A subsidiary building in the grounds of or adjoining a house, as a barn, shed, etc.

Houses or buildings collectively; spec. (a) property consisting of houses or other dwellings; (b) buildings associated with or attached to a house…

(a) (usually in plural) a building or outhouse for some domestic purpose, as a pantry, brewery, storehouse, etc.; (b) a privy, latrine.

In plural (formerly also occasionally in singular). The parts of a house, or buildings attached to a house, specially devoted to household work or…

Chiefly in plural. A place of accommodation; a lodging; (also) a subsidiary building, a shed. Obsolete (chiefly Scottish in later use).

A slight structure built for shelter or storage, or for use as a workshop, either attached as a lean-to to a permanent building or separate; often…

In singular and plural: a collection of outhouses. Also (in singular): accommodation or space within outhouses. Cf. housing, n.1 1a.

An ancillary building near to or adjoining a main building, esp. a shed, stable, etc., near to the main house on a farm; an outhouse.

An outlying or adjoining room; an outbuilding or outhouse. Also figurative.

A separate building serving as an office for a manor house, farmhouse, etc.; an outbuilding.

A ‘house of office’ (house, n.1 int.phrases 3b); (in later use only in plural) apartments or outhouses for household work, storage, the residence…

Sheds collectively; a collection of sheds.

An outhouse containing a toilet, usually without plumbing.