shouse

British  

/ ʃaʊs /

noun

1. a toilet; lavatory

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adjective

1. unwell or in poor spirits

Etymology

Origin of shouse

C20: shortening of shithouse

Example Sentences

“The affiliation statute applies to Mr. Rust just like it applies to all other candidates in the state,” Ryan Shouse, an attorney representing five of the six individuals challenging Rust’s candidacy, told the commission.

From Seattle Times

Garrett Stubbs, the popular backup catcher and clubhouse DJ, called the song a “banger” that shot to the top of the postgame playlist that includes remixes of “Believe,” “Cold Heart” and “Love Tonight” by Shouse.

From Seattle Times

“It’s pretty insane,” said Laura Shouse, a small-business owner in Huntington Beach, referring to soaring prices, especially of the organic, grass-fed foods that she buys.

From Los Angeles Times

Shouse’s answer for this Thanksgiving: buy a smaller bird than unusual, have more family and friends bring side dishes, and pick a little more from her “booster garden during these times.”

From Los Angeles Times

In every regard, the 7,000-seat outdoor amphitheater expresses the effortless harmony between nature and the arts that inspired Catherine Filene Shouse to gift the land and open the center in 1971.

From Washington Post