House and Troupe

House

House noun - A commercial or industrial activity or organization.

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Troupe and house are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Troupe" instead a noun "House".

Troupe noun - An organized group of stage performers.

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House and troupe are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "House" instead a noun "Troupe".

Nearby Word: trouper

human	human house	human troupe
old	old house	old troupe
normal	normal house	normal troupe
complete	complete house	complete troupe
Other adjectives: regular, rival, standard, original, small, actual, entire, large, evil, main, famous, new, cursed, former, flying, burlesque, last, giant, eponymous.

Apparently he once hired a troupe of mimes to build him a house on the cheap, only when they finished he didn't actually have a house.

Source: Everyone Hates Mimes
The Kunisaki troupe in Kunisaki Izumo No Jijou, despite being a relatively well-respected kabuki house, somehow always seems to be one failed show away from bankruptcy.

Source: Perpetual Poverty
During one story in At Arm's Length, a troupe of conquistador-like alien bugs choose Reece's house as the starting point of their invasion of Earth.

Source: Mugging The Monster / Web Comics

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