sugarhouse
- noun
- /ˈʃʊɡərˌhaʊs/
- US
- The sugarhouse was bustling with activity during the syrup season.
- syrup from the sugarhouse
- sugarhouse tours
Examples
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During the festival, children learned about the process inside the sugarhouse.
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Each spring, families visit the sugarhouse to see how maple syrup is made.
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The old sugarhouse on the farm fills the air with the sweet smell of boiling sap.
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Many sugarhouses open their doors for tours in the spring.
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In early spring, we visited the sugarhouse to watch the process of turning sap into syrup.
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The sugarhouse was filled with the sweet aroma of boiling maple sap during the harvest season.
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Families gathered at the sugarhouse for tours and to taste fresh maple syrup on pancakes.
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Morphology
Etymology
The word sugarhouse is made of sugar and house, with 'sugar' meaning the sweet product and house meaning a building. In places with maple trees, a sugarhouse is the building where people boil maple sap to make maple syrup or sugar.