Places sorted alphabetical | by place |
A place where animals are slaughtered for the market | abattoir |
A place where bees are kept | apiary |
A place where fishes are kept | aquarium |
A place where Government records are kept | archives |
A wide road lined with trees on both sides | avenue, boulevard |
A place where birds are kept | aviary |
A place where bread and cakes are made | bakery |
A building for the lodging and accommodation of soldiers | barracks |
A covered stall at a fair, horse races, etc. | booth |
A factory for manufacturing beer | brewery |
A receptacle for storing coal | bunker, scuttle |
The dwelling place of an animal underground | burrow |
A large cask for holding wine or beer | butt, hogshead |
A variety show performed in a restaurant for the benefit of the guests | cabaret |
The kitchen of a ship | caboose, galley |
A place where treasures, stores, ammunition are hidden | cache |
A small box in which tea is kept | caddy |
A place where soldiers are quartered | cantonment |
The house or shelter of a Gipsy | caravan |
A place with public dance halls, gambling tables, etc. | casino |
An underground place for storing wine or other | cellar |
The house or shelter of a Swiss Peasant | chalet |
A nursery where children of poor parents are cared for while their parents are at work | creche |
A basket in which a fisherman puts his fish | creel |
A small bottle for holding sauces or condiments for the table | cruet |
A street open at only one end | cul-de-sac |
A nest of a bird of prey | cvry, aerie |
A place where milk is converted into butter and cheese | dairy |
An ornamental glass bottle for holding wine or other spirituous liquors | decanter |
The home of a lion | den |
A place where goods are stored | depot |
A place where medicines are compounded | dispensary |
A place where spirituous liquors are produced | distillery |
A place where ships are repaired or built | dock |
The sleeping rooms in a college or public institution | dormitory |
A house or box in which live pigeons or doves | dovecot |
The house or shelter of an Arab | dowar |
A squirrel's home | drey |
A large jug or pitcher for holding water for the washbasin | ewer |
A place where any manufacture is carried on | factory |
The house or bed of a hare | form |
A place for housing motor cars | garage |
An upper room or storey immediately under the roof | garret |
A room or building for the preservation of sculpture | glyptotheca |
A place for storing grain | granary |
A place where athletic exercises are performed | gymnasium |
A place for housing aero planes, airplanes | hangar |
A place or room for the collection of dried plants | herbarium |
A place for the treatment of sick people | hospital |
A house for the residence of students | hostel |
A place where strangers or travelers may obtain lodging and refreshment | hotel, inn restaurant |
A place where rabbits are kept | hutch |
The house or shelter of an Eskimo | igloo |
A place where house refuse is reduced to ashes | incinerator |
A place for keeping or breeding insects | insectarium |
The house or shelter of a Kirghis | kabitka |
A house or shelter for a dog | kennel |
A school for infants and young children | kindergarten |
The house or shelter of a Zulu | kraal |
A place where scientific experiments are conducted | laboratory |
The resting place of a wild animal | lair |
A place where clothes are washed and ironed | laundry |
A place where books are kept | library |
A place where money is coined | mint |
A residence for monks or priests | monastery |
A Mohammedan place of worship | mosque |
A place where treasures of art, curiosities, etc. are preserved or exhibited | museum |
A place where astronomical observations are taken | observatory |
A place where fruit trees are grown | orchard |
A place where orphans are housed | orphanage |
An enclosure adjoining a race-course where horses are kept before racing kept before racing | Paddock |
A house or shelter for a cow | pen, byre |
A portable case for holding papers, drawings, etc. | portfolio |
A square courtyard bounded by buildings | quadrangle |
A place where ships are loaded and unloaded | quay |
A refreshment hall in monasteries and convents | refectory |
An institution for the reformation of young offenders | reformatory |
A place where water is | Reservoir |
A place much frequented for reasons of pleasure or health | resort |
A ladies' handbag or workbag | reticule |
A place where plates, dishes, pots and other cooking utensils are washed | Scullery |
A case in which the blade of a sword is kept | sheath, scabbard |
A house or shelter for a horse | stable |
A place where pigs are kept | sty |
A place where leather is tanned | tannery |
A place where animals are kept alive, and live as nearly as possible as in their natural state | vivarium |
The house or shelter of a Red Indian | wigwam, tepee |
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