Associations to the word «Playhouse»
Noun
- Pasadena
- Pee
- Repertory
- Westport
- Nottingham
- Theatre
- Disney
- Salisbury
- Kraft
- Sanford
- Bucks
- Welles
- Theater
- Orson
- Yorkshire
- Broadway
- Pbs
- Musical
- Anthology
- Pepsi
- Reuben
- Pantomime
- Premiere
- Laguna
- Vic
- Shakespeare
- Hallmark
- Liverpool
- Beverly
- Hammersmith
- Taper
- Hampstead
- Hitchcock
- Pooh
- Leeds
- Telecast
- Rep
- Neighborhood
- Kaye
- Pulitzer
- Eyre
- Greenwich
- Emmy
- Midsummer
- Globe
- Derby
- Macbeth
- Playwright
- Mill
- Venue
- Lucille
- Revue
- Cabaret
- Bough
- Juliet
- Cola
- Cinderella
- Starring
- Preview
- Dupont
- Weston
- Comedy
- Vaudeville
- Zane
- Cincinnati
- Production
- Adaptation
- Huntington
- Epsom
- Vancouver
- Chaplin
- Drama
- Guthrie
- Square
- Huron
- Whitehall
- Carmel
- Chichester
- Suspense
- Marlowe
- Dramatist
- Edinburgh
Adjective
Wiktionary
PLAYHOUSE, noun. A theater; a venue for performing plays.
PLAYHOUSE, noun. A toy house for children to play in; a cubby house or Wendy house.
Dictionary definition
PLAYHOUSE, noun. Plaything consisting of a small model of a house that children can play inside of.
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