House
House verb - To provide with living quarters or shelter.
Nurse
Nurse verb - To attend to the needs and comforts of.
How words are described
| human | human house | human nurse |
| old | old house | old nurse |
| nice | nice house | nice nurse |
| particular | particular house | particular nurse |
| Other adjectives: regular, poor, actual, real, large, great, beautiful, famous, new, former, different, local. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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She does have a job for most of the series aside from taking care of the house (as a nurse), but otherwise fits this trope very well.
Source: Series / That '70s Show - The former being the nurse who took care of the victim, the latter the former house servant of the Oldfields.
Source: Bibliography / Agatha Christie - House eventually discovers that an elderly nurse working in the pediatric ward had a cold, which she transmitted to a teddy bear which was then given to a newborn.
Source: Nurse with Good Intentions
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