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Manage a household, especially do the housework. For example, It's difficult to find time to keep house when you work full-time . [c. 1600]

I should take her to Ardmore with me, and find a tiny cottage for her, and maybe she would keep house for Helen and me.

At all events one must stay at home to keep house for Mr. Brontë.

I would like to be one myself if I didn't intend to keep house for Tom.

Sometimes after Christmas, or a birthday, one just feels as if one were trying to keep house in a toy shop.

I know some clever dolls and their mother who keep house in the cupboard part of an old-fashioned washstand.

April 24, 2024gallimaufry

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