Foster
House
House verb - To provide with living quarters or shelter.
Both words in one sentence
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When Oga is chosen as the foster father for a baby demon, Beelzebub, the baby and his wetnurse Hilda move into Oga's house.
Source: Innocent Cohabitation -
After that he breaks up with Wendy to date his previous foster sister Vanessa instead, while implied to still live in her house.
Source: Kissing Cousins - The season 6 episode "Desperate Housewife" has the case of a couple who took in a group of foster kids to appear on a reality series so they could get their house renovated, then kicked out the kids.
Source: Series / Drop Dead Diva
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