Continuing our tryst with our exploration of ‘one word substitution‘ list, we present more words as they keep coming. These words are intended to give the exact meaning of a sentence by a single word. These types of lists come pretty handy if you want to improve your vocabulary in English language.
| A squirrel’s home. | Drey |
| A nest of a bird of prey. | Eyrie |
| The kitchen of a ship. | Galley |
| A place for storing grain. | Garage |
| A place for storing grain. | Granary |
| A place where athletic exercises are performed. | Gymnasium |
| A place or room for the collection of dried plants. | Herbarium |
| A place where travellers may obtain lodging and refreshment. | Hotel |
| A place where rabbits are kept. | Hutch |
| The house or shelter of an Eskimo. | Igloo |
| A place where refuse is reduced to ashes. | Incinerator |
| An enclosure adjoining a race-course where horses are kept before racing. | Paddock |
| A Zulu village. | Kraal |
| The resting place of a wild animal. | Lair |
| A place where clothes are washed and ironed. | Laundry |
| A place where money is coined. | Mint |
| A residence for monks or priests. | Monastery |
| A place where astronomical observation are taken. | Observatory |
| A place where fruit trees are grown. | Orchard |
| A place where orphans are housed. | Orphanage |
| A house or shelter for a cow. | Pen |
| A portable case for holding papers,drawings etc. | Portfolio |
| A square courtyard bounded by buildings. | Quadrangle |
| A place where ships are loaded and unloaded. | Quay |
| A refreshment hall in monasteries and convents. | Refectory |
| An institution for the reformation of young offenders. | Reformatory |
| A place where water is collected and stored. | Reservoir |
| A place frequented for reasons of pleasure or health. | Resort |
| A place where people may obtain food and refreshment. | Restaurant |
| A case in which the blade of a sword is kept. | Sheath |
| A house or shelter for a horse. | Stable |
| A receptacle for storing coal. | Scuttle |
