the house

English

Adverb

the house (not comparable)

  1. (drag slang) Ellipsis of the house down.
    • 2024 May 16, Joan Summers, “So Chic, Very Chic: Trade of the Season”, in Paper‎[1]:
      As for Lindsay [Hubbard], it’s like this Courrèges dress was hand dyed to look as excellent on her as a dress could possibly look. Her breasts are sat, her waist snatched, and all the other sorts of things I could possibly say about a girl boss queen who slays boots the house.

Usage notes

  • It can modify verbs, adjectives or nouns. Often used together with boots for further emphasis (e.g., boots the house or the house boots).
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