renthouse

English

Etymology

From rent +‎ house.

Noun

renthouse (plural renthouses)

  1. (US, Arkansas) A house that is rented out.
    • 2008, Helen Lavinia Underwood, Under Cedar Shades:
      The company has built pretty little whitewashed renthouses with front porches and fenced-in yards. There's enough room for flowers in the front yard and a vegetable garden in the back.
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