Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
on-the-house
idiom
/ˈɒn ðə haʊs/

Definition
Provided free of charge, often as a courtesy.

Examples
- After the meal, the manager offered dessert on-the-house to celebrate our special occasion.
- The drinks are on-the-house tonight since it’s the bar’s anniversary!

Meaning
When something is described as ‘on-the-house,’ it means it is offered for free, typically as a gesture of goodwill by a business or host.

Synonyms
- complimentary
- free
- no charge