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- noun Alternative form of
death house .
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Examples
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Young professors in remote and obscure universities, apparently as harmless as so many convicts in the deathhouse, were secretly flirting with new and red-hot ideas.
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HUNTSVILLE - As lethal drugs pumped into child-killer Timothy Wayne Adams' veins Tuesday night in Texas' teal-green deathhouse, his sister Stacey Adams - watching from a witness room just feet away - collapsed in convulsive sobs.
chron.com Chronicle 2011
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"Synecdoche was overly permeated with Kaufman's trademark deathhouse gloom"
Hollywood Elsewhere 2009
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Synecdoche was overly permeated with Kaufman's trademark deathhouse gloom and two,
Hollywood Elsewhere 2009
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Synecdoche was overly permeated with Kaufman's trademark deathhouse gloom and two,
Hollywood Elsewhere 2009
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"Synecdoche was overly permeated with Kaufman's trademark deathhouse gloom"
Hollywood Elsewhere 2009
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Synecdoche was overly permeated with Kaufman's trademark deathhouse gloom and two,
Hollywood Elsewhere 2009
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"Synecdoche was overly permeated with Kaufman's trademark deathhouse gloom"
Hollywood Elsewhere 2009
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"Synecdoche was overly permeated with Kaufman's trademark deathhouse gloom"
Hollywood Elsewhere 2009
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"Synecdoche was overly permeated with Kaufman's trademark deathhouse gloom"
Hollywood Elsewhere 2009
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