Word Type

Verb

Noun

Proper Noun

The word "houses" can be used as verb, noun and proper noun.

Word Relationships

Typical Location

street

Capable Of

blow down burn cost lots weather storm

Created By

builders

Inflected/Variant Forms

house

Has Part

basements bedrooms ceiling fans doors foundation garden ghosts in many people living in pornography roofs seperate garages two or more levels two stories walls window overlooking back yard

Has Property

empty new old pretty expensive to buy sold bought owned rented or leased varied very large

Type Of (IsA)

where people live

Made Of

brick bricks

Receives Action

built of bricks built on cul de sacs constructed of mud found in subdivisions made out of brick made up of rooms organized into subdvisions and have basements

Related Terms

house

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.