playhouses

noun
UK /ˈpleɪhaʊzɪz/
US /ˈpleɪhaʊzɪz/

Playhouses are small houses where kids can play and have fun.

The children built a fort and pretended it was one of their playhouses.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Buildings where plays and shows are performed.

The town has two old playhouses that host shows every summer.

3. Small structures for children to play in, often in a yard.

We set up two playhouses in the backyard for the kids.

4. Places where people go to watch live theater.

Many famous playhouses are found in London's West End.