dollhouse
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- noun
- /ˈdɑːlhaʊs/
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casa de muñecas
- Every weekend, we spend hours decorating the dollhouse with miniature dishes and dolls.
I'm just going to take this dollhouse home for my wife.
- I'm just going to take this dollhouse home for my wife.
- Then I bought a dollhouse for the birthday of the younger one.
- Now I'm going to play with the children's creepy dollhouse and talk about the hunting villa.
- He lectures her about keeping track of her things and how he won't let her play with her dollhouse if she keeps losing things.
- There they are at least my husband and a lot of others having tea parties with their granddaughters and playing dolls, playing dollhouse with their grandchildren.
- I, my grandmother, my grandmother had an amazing dollhouse.
- I was like a piece of like a murder victims like I like that Jonbenet's dollhouse like you know that's worth something Mariah.
Examples
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Poppy finding a dollhouse of her own.
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I've been painting the exterior of the dollhouse off and on, and I've finally finished.
Blog text (16) -
Do you want to play dollhouse with me?
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Did you have a dollhouse when you were little?
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Then I bought a dollhouse for the birthday of the younger one.
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I mean, look at this dollhouse.
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What I'd like you to do is bring her a dollhouse this year.
Fiction book (1991) -
I just asked my 6-year-old if he wants to decorate a dollhouse with me, and he is very enthusiastic.
Blog text (16) -
I found an unfinished hand-made wooden dollhouse for 3 dollars at a resale shop and completely renovated it!
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My daughter plays with her dollhouse every afternoon after school.
Synonyms
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A small model house with tiny furniture that children play with using dolls
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Etymology
Dollhouse comes from the two simple words doll ('a child's toy') and house ('home'). So it is literally a 'home for dolls' — a small, furnished model that children play with.