House and Workshop

House

House noun - A commercial or industrial activity or organization.

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

Workshop noun - A building or set of buildings for the manufacturing of goods.

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House and workshop are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "House" instead a noun "Workshop".

Nearby Words: working, workplace, workroom

old	old house	old workshop
complete	complete house	complete workshop
original	original house	original workshop
poor	poor house	poor workshop
Other adjectives: large, main, new, abandoned, former.

The latter says they're only doing it to earn their keep in the house, later stating that one bomb deactivated on the workshop witches being held hostage would equal to one month's rent.

Source: Manga / Witch Craft Works
Games Workshop also usually gave out Christmas models to it's higher up employees, and often release in-house rules for these models (most notable is the Ogre Slaver model).

Source: Promotional Powerless Piece of Garbage
A Home Movies episode featured a troupe of college-age kids doing a stage workshop on tolerance - a girl sings a song about understanding with lyrics "And you can throw rocks from your house of glass/It ain't no skin off of my ass" - and the song veers off into her referencing her ass over and over.

Source: Stuffy Old Songs About the Buttocks

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