Firehouse Definition

fīrhous
firehouses
noun
firehouses

Fire station.

Webster's New World

(dialectal) A house containing a fire; a dwelling-house, as opposed to a barn, a stable, or other outhouse.

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Other Word Forms of Firehouse

Noun

Singular:
firehouse
Plural:
firehouses

Origin of Firehouse

  • From Middle English *fyrhous, from Old English fȳrhūs (“a fire-house, a room with a fire; furnace”), equivalent to fire +‎ house. Compare Icelandic eldhús (“kitchen”).

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  • From fire +‎ house.

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Firehouse Sentence Examples

  • In 1967, an original lamp from the old firehouse was erected outside the Brigade's Danes Castle fire house.

  • Another permanent exhibit is the Allstate Foundation "Play It Safe" exhibit, an interactive firehouse that features a fire pole, fire truck and command center.

  • The museum is a renovated 1904 firehouse and is located at 278 Spring Street, in the SoHo district of Manhattan.

  • This cute restaurant is housed in a old firehouse right off a cobblestone walkway.

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