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house rule
noun
- a rule that is used in a game only in a specific place, as a particular casino, or only among a certain group of players.
Word History and Origins
Origin of house rule1
Example Sentences
Many roommates are reshaping conversations, upending their living habits and enforcing house rules around coronavirus, according to 11 urbanites in shared living spaces who spoke to Digiday.
It’s advising hosts to update their house rules and proactively communicate them to their guests.
On the paper’s cooking community group on Facebook, for instance, members this week defied the “no politics” house rule to post pictures of food that spelled out VOTE.
Each woman has a bedroom, shares common spaces and agrees to follow house rules, and she has up to two years to transition to permanent housing.
Eero’s mesh network is pretty smart too, letting you govern who can or can’t get online, set house rules, and control the entire network via Alexa.
It is a house rule, Mr. Fowle,” she said, “that the girls are forbidden to talk during working hours.
There was the plain house-rule that neither she nor Ethel were ever to leave the roads when they were out alone.
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