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big house

[big hous] / ˈbɪg ˌhaʊs /


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Barnes’s boss at the dental clinic, Pritpal Gill, said in an interview that Barnes told him before she left Sacramento she was getting a $15,000-a-month “off-the-books” package that included “a big house.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Macksoud, who sold that big house after just 18 months, said she has “worked really hard” to understand how money contributes to her own happiness.

From MarketWatch

Macksoud, who sold that big house after just 18 months, said she has “worked really hard” to understand how money contributes to her own happiness.

From MarketWatch

So, fighting for their children’s future, that September of 1926, Mama and Daddy decided to pack up the Big House and hire a man with a truck to drive us to Institute.

From Literature

Daddy had built our new home, called the Big House, in the main Colored part of town.

From Literature