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roundhouse

[ UK /ɹˈa‍ʊndha‍ʊs/ ]
[ US /ˈɹaʊndˌhaʊs/ ]
NOUN
  1. a hook delivered with an exaggerated swing
  2. workplace consisting of a circular building for repairing locomotives

How To Use roundhouse In A Sentence

  • With that retort, Will shoved Mark into a table, but Mark countered, ducking from a roundhouse swing and taking Will's legs out from underneath him.
  • He pulled him off of her and, dodging a few punches, landed a few jabs and then a roundhouse punch.
  • Albert steps forward and swings the book in a roundhouse.
  • I turned and ran straight into a roundhouse right that drove me into the stack of crates, toppling it.
  • Were they in a-- in a kind of roundhouse -- summer-house, you might call it? Fair Harbor
  • She nods with a roundhouse of snickers and giggles.
  • The first, vastly enjoyable sign that Alicia is something other than mindlessly supportive comes after the requisite press conference, when she gives him the kind of roundhouse slap such husbands so richly deserve. Julianna Margulies marries strength, smarts in 'Good Wife'
  • The loch contains a crannog, a man-made island which once held a roundhouse and is believed to date from around the 1st century AD.
  • Outside in the wet grass, Max managed to get back to his feet before the jaguar could jump him and he took a roundhouse swipe at the cat.
  • Nonetheless, it seems that the millennia-old roundhouse, within the course of a single century, came to be seen as socially unfitting, and that everyone who could, rebuilt their houses in an altogether new way.
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