Converse of object

• build: From the kitchen, door to private rear yard with brick build adjoining outhouse.

• use: They were obliged to use an outhouse that was perched on the banks of the river.

• convert: The office is just outside East Hill Farm house in a specially converted outhouse.

• tile: Also 3 FREEHOLD COTTAGES Brick built and slated each containing 2 lower and 2 upper rooms with brick and tiled outhouses.

• have: More U.S. homes have outhouses ( 671,000 ) than TiVos ( 504,000 to 514,000 ).

Adjective modifier

• small: The young lad led us to a small outhouse about fifty yards from the main building.

• other: I suspect I'll be living in a back garden now, in a shed or other outhouse.

• little: They live in a 3-bedroomed house, and I live in a little outhouse with a friend of theirs, Marianne Robbins.

• various: When I got to the end of the path there were several others branching in different directions to various outhouses.

• old: Ideas for use To help explain the layout of an old house or suggest a use for an old outhouse or odd shaped room.

• last: We're down to the last outhouse, said a US official.

Modifies a noun

• roof: She throws the windows open, moonlight sliding over the outhouse roof, the cooling grass.

• thing: They edged back round to the front of the outhouse thing and rapped on the door.

Noun used with modifier

• brick: Sometime Wayward Sons roadie, Russell ' Dingle ' Byrne leaned his brick outhouse frame to hauling their PA for her.

• story: Between door and end of wing a one story outhouse, rendered, with thatch roof.

• garden: Prior to this the game had been played in a garden outhouse of the original public house, which was built in 1819.