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Latest revision as of 22:30, 16 January 2023
English
[edit]Noun
[edit]house rule (plural house rules)
- A rule adopted by a particular establishment.
- 2000, Charles Staples Magnum, The Legal Status of the Negro:
- A house rule was put into effect which set aside certain hours when the hall was to be used by white patrons only.
- 2000, Anthony Bailey, America Lost and Found: An English Boy's Wartime Adventure in the New World:
- There were a couple of strict house rules: no playing on the billiard table, which we had damaged twice; and no talking in bed.
- A rule used in playing a game that is not part of the official ruleset.
Translations
[edit]a rule adopted by a particular establishment
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