housebreak
See housebreak in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(housˈbrākˌ)
transitive verb house·broke (-brōkˌ),
house·bro·ken (-brōˌkən),
house·break·ing,
house·breaks - To train to have excretory habits that are acceptable for indoor living: housebreak a puppy.
- To subdue; tame.
noun Burglary of a dwelling: a neighborhood in which housebreaks are a common occurrence.
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