Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
buck-house
Noun
/ˈbʌk ˌhaʊs/
Definition
A temporary or makeshift structure used for housing animals, particularly during the hunting season.
Examples
- The hunters set up a buck-house in the clearing for the weekend.
- After a long day in the field, they returned to their cozy buck-house for the night.
- His buck-house provided a perfect vantage point for observing wildlife.
Meaning
The term ‘buck-house’ refers to a shelter designed specifically for accommodating deer or other game, often utilized by hunters.
Synonyms
- Animal shelter
- Game lodge
- Hunting cabin
