house lot
/ˈhaʊs ˌlɒt/originally and chiefly North American
noun
In early use: a plot or portion of land assigned by the governing body to a particular owner for building a house on. In later use: a piece of land suitable for building a house on; a building plot.
Origin
Mid 17th century. From house + lot. Compare home lot.
- well-loved
- well-lunged
- well made
- well maintained
- well-managed
- well-manned
- well mannered
- well marked
- well-married
- well-marshalled
- well-masked
- well matched
- well-mated
- well matured
- well-meaner
- well meaning
- well meant
- well-measured
- well-meated
- well-merited
- well-met
- well-metalled
- well-mettled
- well-minded
- well-mingled