bellhouse
nounUK /ˈbelhaʊs/
US /ˈbelhaʊs/
A bellhouse is a small building or tower where a big bell hangs.
The old bellhouse at the top of the church was full of pigeons.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The wooden frame or structure that holds a bell in place.
The workers climbed up to repair the bellhouse inside the tower.
3. A room or enclosure in a factory where bells are made or stored.
The foundry's bellhouse smelled of hot metal and dust.
4. A shelter shaped like a small house that covers and protects a bell.
Snow piled up on the little bellhouse above the school door.