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1. (n.) open house
a party or reception during which a person's home is open to visitors.
2. open house
a time during which a school, institution, etc., is open to the public, as for exhibition.
3. open house
a house or apartment for sale or rent that is available for inspection by prospective clients.
Etymology: (1520–30)
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1. (noun) open house
an informal party of people with hospitality for all comers
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1. (noun) open house
a time when people can visit a place not normally available to the public
an open house at the school
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