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manse

noun as in rectory

noun as in rectory

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Creepy, kooky, mysterious, spooky, altogether ooky, they’re a peerlessly happy, hospitable family, ever welcoming to the straight-world figures who stumble into their eccentric manse.

Actor Jon Voight was among the attendees at one held at a bayfront manse on gated Harbor Island in Newport Beach.

In a 2004 episode of “Cribs,” Snoop Dogg opens the door to his manse, revealing a parlor with granny furniture and a gigantic urn; the room could fit into the home of Debbie Gibson, profiled on “Lifestyles” in 1993.

Dating from the mid-19th Century, The Old Manse is a beautiful, sandstone period property which is home to Kelly, Michel and their three children.

From BBC

Where were you staying, Seal, while Trevor was at Clooney’s future manse?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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