How to pronounce “outhouse” in English

A second story outhouse.

I had to go out into an outhouse to go to the bathroom and shower outside of the house.

dig a hole for an outhouse, and live a life of leisure.

dig a hole for an outhouse, and live a life of leisure?

And the old system was simply to use outhouses and privies and cesspools, and let the human waste just kind of sink

We have oral histories from Black Bottom which said there were still outhouses in the neighborhood going into the 1940s.

On-board journalist John Steinbeck—yep, “The Grapes of Wrath guy”— compared it to “an outhouse standing on a garbage scow.”

It had electricity, but that's it-- and a potbelly stove and an outhouse.

Because in the middle of the night, you got to go out to this outhouse at 40 below, sit on a wooden toilet seat with bears around.

We have-- originally, we're pooping out by the tree and now in the outhouse.

But they did have the composting toilet, also known as the outhouse.

And of course, the groundwater underneath it was very easily contaminated with all of the outhouses and privies of the slum on top of it.

They had three children and I had my two children, so we were there and my cousins, group of boys, and all of their friends live in the back in a little outhouse.

Across New York, there's about 1/12 of the city was covered with cesspools, privies, and outhouses.

There weren't even any rules, actually, that you had to empty out your outhouses or cesspools.