Can and Outhouse

Can

Can noun - A room furnished with a fixture for flushing body waste.
Usage example: excuse me, I need to use the can

Outhouse and can are semantically related. in toilet topic. In some cases you can use "Outhouse" instead a noun "Can".

Outhouse

Outhouse noun - A small outbuilding with a bench having holes through which a user can defecate.
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Synonyms for Outhouse

Can and outhouse are semantically related. You can use "Can" instead a noun "Outhouse".

Both words in one sentence

  • Sister series Samurai Warriors, not to be outdone, gives us Yoshihiro Shimazu, who - despite being a craggy old man with the requisite white beard - is built like a brick outhouse and can swing around a giant hammer with ease.
  • Wrestling / Jim Cornette As long as he can make it a phony B-movie script or an outhouse in the ring, or women having miscarriages, or something that appeals to his New York bullshit attitude.
  • Video Game / Psychonauts For those who can't find him - at the beginning of the final cutscene, peeking from the outhouse, as Raz is running after Lili.
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