10 letters:
card house,
farm house,
bark louse,
carp louse,
chop house,
from house,
karl gauss,
rock house,
wash house,
malt house
11 letters:
chart house,
smart house,
guard house,
clark house,
croft house,
giant house,
large house,
marsh house,
sharp house,
scott house,
ofthe house,
court house,
block house,
clock house,
dodge house,
heart ought,
lodge house,
stock house,
watch house,
board house,
craft house,
gaunt house,
grant house,
mount house,
north house,
plant house,
party house,
hardy house,
arbor house,
lofty house
12 letters:
clarke house,
harvey house,
locked house,
washed house,
square house,
bombed house,
carved house,
scotch house,
fourth house,
george house,
packed house,
passed house,
carter house,
stuart house,
export house,
retort house,
archer house,
foster house,
harbor house,
harley house,
harper house,
larger house,
parker house,
parlor house,
robert house,
robert howse,
artech house,
barton house,
hobart house,
market house,
martin house,
target house,
record house
13 letters:
charles house,
harbour house,
terrace house,
vermont house,
charter house,
hostess house,
barnett house,
hartley house,
prepare sauce
14 letters:
storeyed house,
borrowed house,
attached house,
detached house
15 letters:
transport house,
connaught house,
bourgeois house,
clapboard house,
davenport house
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