What is another word for out-house?
Pronunciation: [ˈa͡ʊthˈa͡ʊs] (IPA) 
An out-house means an outdoor toilet or lavatory. The term is also known as a privy, a latrine, or an earth-closet. An outhouse is commonly associated with rural or remote areas, where plumbing or indoor toilets are not available. Another term for an outhouse is a pit latrine, which refers to a hole in the ground used as a receptacle for human waste. In some cultures, particularly in Asia, a squat toilet or a dry toilet is an alternative to an out-house. These synonyms can be interchanged depending on the context of the usage, but they all essentially refer to a place used for human waste disposal.
