Describing Wordsfor Houses

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Here are some adjectives for houses: new orphan, phenomenally dirty, small, thatched-roof, plain, roomy, substantial windowless, attractive three-story, ancient triangular, enormous eighteenth-century, rusty wooden, proudest noble, still dark and quiet, expensive, fenced-in, smallish one-story, thine old-fashioned, infant orphan, delightful, silent, low jacobean, old, bulky, pillared white, one-room circular, damnably large and fertile, damnably large, outer, minor, two-story public, also great and spacious, unadulterated mail-order, impoverished lesser, comfortable victorian, wonderful nineteenth-century, perfect fashionable. You can get the definitions of these houses adjectives by clicking on them. You might also like some words related to houses (and find more here).

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Words to Describe houses

Below is a list of describing words for houses. You can sort the descriptive words by uniqueness or commonness using the button above. Sorry if there's a few unusual suggestions! The algorithm isn't perfect, but it does a pretty good job for most common nouns. Here's the list of words that can be used to describe houses:

new orphan phenomenally dirty small, thatched-roof plain, roomy substantial windowless attractive three-story ancient triangular enormous eighteenth-century rusty wooden proudest noble still dark and quiet expensive, fenced-in smallish one-story thine old-fashioned infant orphan delightful, silent low jacobean old, bulky pillared white one-room circular damnably large and fertile damnably large outer, minor two-story public also great and spacious unadulterated mail-order
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impoverished lesser comfortable victorian wonderful nineteenth-century perfect fashionable wooden, elizabethan particularly undistinguished familiar, empty squalid and unpopular queer and very disturbing tidy, warm old-fashioned three-story extremely large and convenient treacherous and jesuitical ever orthodox ready and ever orthodox reactionary lower silent, luxurious blind bawdy proudest royal good two-story individual noble old mendal seventy-two private own pentagonal unwholesomely archaic german safe faceless walled respectable and great antique, irregular fourth finest ancient palatial ceremonial wooden run-down great precut one-room pompous italianate handsome four-story engrossing and tyrannical expensive, well-to-do empty, three-story filthily dirty and offensive gaunt shuttered eral modern squalid and horrible few white-walled memorable old identifiable noble famous financial lovely olonial seriously run-down fewer domed peculiarly pyramid-shaped haphazard wooden ornate, old pretentious philippine innovative technological quiet canonical rustic great tall and miserable green victorian remote wholesale low, pillared different wholesale abysmal little gray ancestral technologically splendid demure colonial strong two-story tumbledown french roomy, red-brick past meaningless hungarian lower lofty middle-class peaceful flower-scented noiseless, gloomy mournfully quiet bare armenian private mad wealthy burgundian elective lower oblong red-brick dingy, monstrous gloomy, bloody substantial and best ancient but impoverished small antiquated century-old two-story few unused pink victorian blue domed large but childless strange, arboreal strange ribbed wooden, little shy, blinking several oligarchical large and dismal older timbered ranking and insignificant blue walled grandest and strongest shuttered old adjacent and wealthy old and individualistic high-priced bawdy earlier antebellum tidy clean shabby and sunken two-story coral infinite separate almost half-empty broken-down marginal broad two-story smaller but taller dark and strangely familiar sleepy, old-time roomy, white-walled presente such commonplace, brand-new merely half-way lower elective cheap, fixed-price suitably gorgeous clean, low nice separate poorer religious dark and lowly little dingy and ambiguous great and roomy few sizeable nearest religious rich and aesthetic ancient and martial second-rate financial poor but royal dark, undecorated quiet, opulent princely german sensible, small oldest great long, red-brick ancient, handsome brown victorian mere half-way hospitable old-fashioned tall victorian damaging countless tastefully neat well-kept historic thatched-roof wooden ignorant and unknowing three-story, graceful finest georgian old, forgettable gravely colored angular, contemporary vegetarian public private funny filthily dirty high and comfortable little bomb-proof perfectly definite and rational past tiered cramped, grubby rigidly similar respectable or decent lively all-night federal safe dismal and squalid allegedly run-down weaker large non-functional modern terrorist safe prewar ethical fewer wooden two-story older picturesquely coloured sufficiently dingy tall and picturesquely coloured genteel old-fashioned palatial and artistic low, widespread several and usual low-lying wooden tall and irregular largest noble indian communal fairly fabulous lucrative, durable lean, high shabby, nasty ancient, unfortunate uninhabited wooden always black and silent great, formal entire timbered small and vile cheap dear empty necessary happy, well-behaved such comfy neoclassical antebellum glum respectable oldest wooden reputable latter-day nicer, newer rival educational such walled vulgarly spotless suitable virtual frail, low neat georgian capital wooden cheaper and therefore lower old morose strenuously respectable cold and unkempt particularly long-bodied midlevel suburban boxy main large and nice-looking two-story private great tumbledown sombre, clerical higher full white-columned, four-sided warm movable good farcical filthy sick little small-time neat, humble common two-story earthly half-way elegant two-room fine well-lighted serene, haughty splendid, helpless now ducal antiquated, plain hushed and terrifying wretched two-story frigid, dreary convenient plain last and narrow old gory own cave-like respectable red-brick world-famous commercial bare, roomy half-baked provincial lower or popular clean, middle-class second orphan fourth orphan grave red-brick somewhat wretched evil, forbidding-looking lofty and dim warm, intermediate cool, intermediate romantic, old comfortable but unpretentious gloomy, respectable cramped, miserable nicest smaller exceedingly dear and uncomfortable dear and uncomfortable well-fortified and walled desolate untidy sordid but enviable lone and grey large but dilapidated gratifyingly full absolutely inconspicuous lonesome, big pure white-columned merely disreputable white much hunched-up old bare four-story four-story, yellow-gray silent, wooden silent and apparently empty last and northernmost fiftieth private big, populous commonplace suburban rich wonderful prodigious tall new safe sensible scientific deep secretive big and dilapidated largest and toughest portuguese royal old, roomy ordinary two-story small genteel rotten, tottering yellow colonial large orphan low public old two-story little two-story ther dang tidy but small peculiarly high and narrow nice rectangular seriously unpretentious humble, unworthy quaint, tall three-story victorian individual one-story aquatic crystalline substantial older gray one-story neat one-story gothic victorian damp rotten formerly cheerful richest noble high ruinous weak minor dingy one-story strongest minor tidy, pleasant current noble silent shabby unnaturally skinny three-story main quaintly ambitious dismal, hard-working few timbered charming and ornamental quiet, old-time three-story colonial dismal, squalid entire white-stucco grey mellow medieval bawdy mostly self-respecting sleepy, bearded squared, small modern three-bedroom largest and most conservative huge, bleak gloomy dark dilapidated private airy and lofty three-story contemporary old-fashioned and worn-out three-story ultramodern indescribably old-fashioned beautifully clean and tidy indescribably old-fashioned and worn-out red, windowless imperial noble reasonably defensible smaller religious victorian sterile sloppy, yellow already insubstantial more two-story white and dark-green local and secondary neat, empty quaint but substantial original smaller glorious manorial far-flung, wealthy high six-story large and very old-fashioned finicky, filigree men-dal squalid, tottering small half-way noblest french elegant and fine pokey, dingy grand and slightly gloomy luxurious religious elegant main tall, flimsy thoroughly livable tall featureless low-slung contemporary largest airy subterranean safe frequently private still silent and dark old, impenetrable small but very genteel dingy and squat quite small and modest degraded great slack and antagonistic great consular charming victorian singularly picturesque and attractive new, well-lighted nice tin-roofed quaint and small hospitable polish flawed and charming multitudinous wooden hospitable and ever liberal irresponsible and final substantial red-brick unique fifteenth-century modern, fine unique, priceless old-fashioned ruinous substantial, one-story darker old stately portable primitive movable german retail thy ninefold carefully whitened uninhabitably solitary tall and cheerful universal or international dusty, frail authoritative universal picturesque canadian ordinary medium-sized yellow flat-topped genteel, old-fashioned absolutely tertiary large and rather new squat, white-washed private portuguese filthy and irregular shabby three-story respectable but small small, amphitheatrical illuminating private rustic rough homely public still noiseless and dark fine castle-like still noiseless ripe and cosy filthy and wretched virtuous, aristocratic gray distant older elizabethan hushed and dusky charming inconvenient immense orphan comfortable well-fitted colonial, wooden empty and shuttered bare, uncanny prehistoric japanese easy-going, lavish ancient, timbered loveliest and most expressive comfortable ivy-covered prominent senatorial loquacious and corrupt semi-royal french grave collegiate honorable and decorous pale-blue two-story once clean and neat lithuanian ancestral yellow, two-story pat full flush, full grave, narrow hospitable and unstained bleak, lofty fair-sized wooden dark, untenanted occasional rough-hewn pleasant, old-style great but impoverished busy, unthinking quiet hospitable old lean-to immense poor old, tree-shaded unlucky western unobtrusive, windowless fine stony narrowest and lowest georgian, red-brick royal burgundian cathedral and religious fine bulgarian two-story bulgarian unwieldy hereditary genteel, comfortable pleasant white-washed never clean nor tidy picturesque, uncomfortable exact private uncomfortable half-way oblong double huge seignorial wonderfully silent three-story wooden small georgian old but impoverished little two-bedroom architectural coral steep ancient apparently untenanted bleak, narrow loose and empty sinister and pitiless mendal ethical pharmaceutical odd and silent delightfully irregular proper safe small tall timeworn old rifled several queer ancient middling poor demure, brief dirty, ramshackle legitimate erotic unhappy royal narrow one-story cheap mail-order red georgian old-fashioned, roomy public, public french ducal certainly empty handsome roomy good, ancient roomy wooden damned royal occasional suburban large two-story red-brick elizabethan rough, shrewd new two-story half-way two-story white frequently charred huge, archaic empty and frequently charred volatile royal also new and neat vastly underpriced small and very run-down dingy vacant low and intermediate monstrous three-story distant public probably clean genuinely grand two-story victorian prominent noble godless, gloomy turn-of-the-century victorian great, drafty banal, once-fashionable modern one-story squat prefab black starker foreign pharmaceutical modest middle-class black, blank-faced gray two-story ancient, three-story once presentable grimy lower-middle-class nouveau-colonial oldest and most noble high-ticket nouveau-colonial roomy expensive unassuming wooden bright, bleak tall, sway-backed brown, warm-toned allegedly unoccupied tall tumbledown dried-out brown tall and wealthy big tree-shaded recent tile-roofed tall and quiet data-storing shuttered, peaceful small tutorial little but agreeable greatest noble pleasant convenient unassuming ramshackle grim, red-brick adoughly modern massive tudor-style square-built, flat-topped claustrophobic hot comfortable year-round shabby and cramped wooden colonial suburban, two-story expansive and very expensive weatherbeaten two-story noble provincial dead and crumpled illustrious and opulent arched several departmental safe tall, seventeenth-century whole motionless jealous and intriguing good-looking private now small and clean oppressive, ancient modest canonical hulking, old hospitable benedictine ramshackle upcountry boxy large refreshingly plain modular domed drab public radical safe somehow empty fly-by-night financial modestly comfortable neat, wide obviously psychotic charming suburban obscene and obviously psychotic tall crabbed angular, dogmatic shoddy illegal posh open ancient spacious politically well-connected opportunistic noble moderate one-story discontented noble beautiful two-bedroom often cramped and small empty, great often cramped modest two-bedroom respectable but monotonous modern split-level other and later religious likely bawdy ready and private low, lengthy solitary, ancient unremarkable, three-story strange, prim poor, tile-roofed substantial but unexciting good ramshackle smaller and uglier humble, small still smaller and uglier solid, mature modern sudden erigenal gaunt, untidy completely dark and tomblike old-fashioned, middle-class supposedly familiar genteel wicked neat but utterly empty convenient, sumptuous former burlesque aforesaid fine neo-colonial various ducal extremely well-connected white picturesque loyal religious white and pale-blue elegant and empty continental commercial central safe historic mediaeval unnorrnal cool thick-walled snug, tight luxurious and convenient morbid old green and hot vast, dismal cheap and gilded conspicuously large and expensive larger flat-topped conspicuously large tasteful and individual entire flimsy narrow and very high bleak wooden low communal nice proud deceptive oriental particularly ornate and delicate lofty squalid real run-of-the-mill low cheap big lonesome abominable, detestable big, eerie experimental labor-saving sophisticated and ambitious showy but frequently uncomfortable distant benedictine frequently uncomfortable easy-going provincial safe, economical plain three-bedroom high-class single fully air-conditioned mammoth colonial ornate, over-large lilac, fawn-colored largest victorian high eighteenth-century nearby safe new taller blissfully fresh and cool tidy tiny blissfully fresh few, outlying senior white junior sovereign neat, uncluttered oldest ducal anarchic open queer elizabethan cold straight dirty picturesque late regal presentable two-story uncompromising georgian different mail-order neat, ramshackle quiet and well-kept strangely dark and silent tall, miserable empty and solitary red-brick, tin-roofed communal bake spacious, many ludicrous blue thick-walled and well-fortified two-bedroom suburban tall, timbered colonnaded big plain and hospitable vacant old cathedral and curious sooty two-story spare private soft-pedal bigger marshal, more tall, victorian neat, conventional generic expensive beautiful particular rental academic small and comparatively inexpensive elegant floodlit unpretentious, tree-shaded dreadful and horrid tremendous and correct royal draconian goodly sumptuous seriously oversized neat, white-walled innocuous suburban roomy, convenient lousy, cramped ancient, arcaded seventh noble often primitive and quaint thar fine cathay--only frail sticky, adhesive colonial and georgian big quarrelsome tall and sullen capacious and comfortable rival aristocratic thy gaunt separate, tin-roofed upper or popular obscene bawdy clean and well-served beautiful harmless customary half-way dreary opposite yon smaller british patrician third-rate financial red, white or grey surprising brave white, quaint disreputable uninhabited dreary, comfortable old, dismal desolate tall expensive high-class poor or wretched just safe and ordinary solid self-contained gratefully cool and dark tall three-story bigoted royal individual and pleasant modest, wooden fragile tin-roofed solitary, dilapidated big and comparatively inexpensive imperfectly shuttered tall miserable decrepit dusty steep, shuttered old yellow-gray satisfactory suburban ramshackle, three-room important baronial old, untenanted gentle but obscure opposite healthful narrow, impersonal wooden sun-baked formal white-washed tranquil and immaculate higher and nice disastrous old neat and sweet gloomy gorgeous splendidly inert two-story big respectable wholesale luxurious, strange flimsy white-washed watchful, solitary ornate, new dismal, quiet good tippling quaint, roomy grey, yellow two-story drab well-known wooden great disheveled bright-looking wooden roomy, bare shapeless, deformed familiar and now lifeless evidently wholesale lonely beleaguered extremely respectful and submissive old, sunshiny enormous, infamous certainly clean and well-kept foremost sovereign absurd big wonderful timbered resplendent, genteel frequent questionable convenient, handsome outlying single threadbare, well-worn down--only empty intelligent humane ruinous, striped grey handsome tottering antique disgracefully primitive poor and doleful present khedivial sedate financial melancholy fine plain but stately old-fashioned huge hateful homely northern noble but now impoverished many half-way great, lifeless mixed-material new, three-story cubical, functional lofty, six-story unattractive, dilapidated typical manial pretentious spanish solitary and ancient tumbledown dingy poverty-stricken, quiet wretched tumbledown rough and not attractive ornamental red-brick small hunched-up ornamental, red-brick imperial korean livid, glaring ugly oppressive russet and rose-pink grey, far-away yellow, russet and rose-pink prim georgian middle-class dutch brand-new georgian pretentious and sometimes beautiful solid and charming --real little unreservedly cheerful and light-hearted electro-magnetic high unreservedly cheerful ral little comfortable, unassuming pleasant georgian other red-brick wholesale woolen many lean-to hospitable, untidy expensive but otherwise ordinary otherwise decent and probable large antiquated imperial byzantine paltry decayed famed elder respective lower absurdly feminine grey opposite adjacent other quite tight and warm substantial and sovereign steep tin-roofed thin and somnolent odd, antique secret sunny numerous sycophantic old-fashioned, double white, muffled princely french somber, uninviting pillared, silent substantial three-room empty and sadly inattentive various wholesale musical burlesque sometimes draughty old, timbered sometimes draughty and inconvenient sedate colonial massive but irregular stiffly clean mostly small and low once old-fashioned showy, lofty comparatively plain and humble new and yet picturesque sanitarily perfect cheaper second-class empty weary commonplace, shabby precious solemn tall, castle-like rather solemn and absurd ruinous modern quite meek and conventional cramped modern quite meek

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Words to Describe houses

As you've probably noticed, adjectives for "houses" are listed above. According to the algorithm that drives this website, the top 5 adjectives for "houses" are: new orphan, phenomenally dirty, small, thatched-roof, plain, roomy, and substantial windowless. There are 992 other words to describe houses listed above. Hopefully the above generated list of words to describe houses suits your needs.

If you're getting strange results, it may be that your query isn't quite in the right format. The search box should be a simple word or phrase, like "tiger" or "blue eyes". A search for words to describe "people who have blue eyes" will likely return zero results. So if you're not getting ideal results, check that your search term, "houses" isn't confusing the engine in this manner.

Note also that if there aren't many houses adjectives, or if there are none at all, it could be that your search term has an abiguous part-of-speech. For example, the word "blue" can be an noun and an adjective. This confuses the engine and so you might not get many adjectives describing it. I may look into fixing this in the future. You might also be wondering: What type of word is houses?

Describing Words

The idea for the Describing Words engine came when I was building the engine for Related Words (it's like a thesaurus, but gives you a much broader set of related words, rather than just synonyms). While playing around with word vectors and the "HasProperty" API of conceptnet, I had a bit of fun trying to get the adjectives which commonly describe a word. Eventually I realised that there's a much better way of doing this: parse books!

Project Gutenberg was the initial corpus, but the parser got greedier and greedier and I ended up feeding it somewhere around 100 gigabytes of text files - mostly fiction, including many contemporary works. The parser simply looks through each book and pulls out the various descriptions of nouns.

Hopefully it's more than just a novelty and some people will actually find it useful for their writing and brainstorming, but one neat little thing to try is to compare two nouns which are similar, but different in some significant way - for example, gender is interesting: "woman" versus "man" and "boy" versus "girl". On an inital quick analysis it seems that authors of fiction are at least 4x more likely to describe women (as opposed to men) with beauty-related terms (regarding their weight, features and general attractiveness). In fact, "beautiful" is possibly the most widely used adjective for women in all of the world's literature, which is quite in line with the general unidimensional representation of women in many other media forms. If anyone wants to do further research into this, let me know and I can give you a lot more data (for example, there are about 25000 different entries for "woman" - too many to show here).

The blueness of the results represents their relative frequency. You can hover over an item for a second and the frequency score should pop up. The "uniqueness" sorting is default, and thanks to my Complicated Algorithm™, it orders them by the adjectives' uniqueness to that particular noun relative to other nouns (it's actually pretty simple). As you'd expect, you can click the "Sort By Usage Frequency" button to adjectives by their usage frequency for that noun.

Special thanks to the contributors of the open-source mongodb which was used in this project.

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