outhouse
noun
out·house
| \ ˈau̇t-ˌhau̇s
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plural outhouses\ ˈau̇t-ˌhau̇-zəz
also -səz \
also -səz \
Definition of outhouse
: outbuilding
… barns, stables, and other outhouses …— Wayne R. LaFave and Austin W. Scott, Jr.
especially
: privy sense 1a
They lived in an off-the-grid cabin with an out-door kitchen and an outhouse. — Diane Daniel Royal Cove's official outhouse didn't have a name, so we dubbed it Maggie's Loo, in honor of Princess Margaret of Great Britain. — John Vigor He calls an outhouse a toilet, because the only toilets his family had while he was growing up were outhouses. — David Owen