houser
/ˈhaʊzə/rare
noun
1A person who or thing which builds a house or houses; a builder.
2A person who ‘houses’ or makes his or her home somewhere; a dweller, an inhabitant.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in The Prymer, or lay folks' prayer book. From house + -er.
- pull the wool over someone's eyes
- pull through (or pull someone/thing through)
- pull-to
- pull together
- pullulate
- pullulation
- pull up
- pull up stakes
- pullus
- pull wires
- pully-bone
- pully-hauling
- pully-hauly
- pullykins
- pulmocardiac
- pulmocutaneous
- pulmohepatic
- pulmometer
- pulmonal
- pulmonar
- pulmonaria
- pulmonary
- pulmonary artery
- pulmonary circulation
- pulmonary emphysema