playhouse
play
ˈpleɪ
plei
house
haʊs
haws

Definition & Meaning of "playhouse"in English

Playhouse
01

a venue for live performances, including plays, musicals, and other forms of dramatic art 

Grammatical Information
Animacy status
Inanimate
Composition
Compound
Countable
singular
not gender specific
Plural form
playhouses
Examples
The local playhouse is staging a production of Shakespeare's Hamlet next month. 
02

a small, usually outdoor, structure or house-like play area designed for children, often made of wood or plastic, providing a space for imaginative and creative play activities 

What is a "playhouse"?

A playhouse is a small, outdoor structure designed for children to play in. It is often made of wood or plastic and resembles a miniature house, complete with windows, doors, and sometimes even furniture or toys. Playhouses provide children with a space for imaginative play, where they can pretend to cook, clean, or take on various roles. They are commonly found in backyards or playgrounds and offer a fun and safe environment for children to explore social and creative skills. Playhouses encourage independence, role-playing, and outdoor activity.

Examples
The children spent the afternoon in their playhouse, pretending to run a store. 
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