House
Wall in
Wall in verb - To close or shut in by or as if by barriers.
Usage example: a lake almost entirely walled in by mountains
Both terms in one sentence
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Standardized Sitcom Housing: Interestingly, if you factor out the tilted wall in the kitchen, their house actually works.
Source: Series / Roseanne -
Roberta does a lot of damage with a relic flintlock she took off a wall in her boss' house.
Source: Break Out the Museum Piece -
Nicole Kirby's mom spends a lot of time gluing pennies to the wall in one of the rooms of her house.
Source: Room Full of Crazy
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