pseudocastle
pseudocastle noun: a building designed to resemble a castle.
Noun
pseudocastle (plural pseudocastles)
- A building designed to resemble a castle.
- A mixture of pricey cottages, expanded Capes and pseudocastles on tiny lots in the town of Hempstead, the 0.23-square-mile Point Lookout occupies the east end of the Nassau County barrier island that is also home to Lido, Long and Atlantic Beaches.2009 May 10, Marcelle S. Fischler, “Of Inlets, Channels and Dunes”, in New York Times
Forms of pseudocastle
| plural | pseudocastles |
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Origin of pseudocastle
From pseudo- + castle.
Questions about pseudocastle
- What does pseudocastle mean?
- Pseudocastle means a building designed to resemble a castle.
- What part of speech is pseudocastle?
- Pseudocastle is a noun.
- What is the plural of pseudocastle?
- The plural of pseudocastle is pseudocastles.
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