cubbyhouses
Backyard play structures
Cubbyhouses are small play structures for children, typically in a backyard—simple shelters made of wood, fabric, or found materials where kids can play house or create imaginative worlds.
The term is primarily Australian and New Zealand usage; Americans would say playhouse or fort.
Also spelled as two words: cubby houses.
Outdoor space behind home
- fortDefensive military installation
- hideoutSecret place of refuge
- toysObjects for amusement
- gamesOrganized competitive activities
adventure · playtime · sandbox · swingset · playground · pretend · make-believe · playmates
Secret place of refuge
Imaginative mental wandering
- wonderlandMagical place of marvels
- castleFortified medieval residence
- spaceshipVehicle for interplanetary travel
- fairy-taleMagical children's story
storybook · enchantment · headquarters · clubhouse · hideaway · magical · dreamworld · adventures
backyard
Outdoor space behind home
games · adventure · playtime · sandbox · swingset · playground · pretend · make-believe · playmates · playdate
hideout
Secret place of refuge
fantasy
Imaginative mental wandering
- wonderlandMagical place of marvels
- castleFortified medieval residence
- spaceshipVehicle for interplanetary travel
fairy-tale · storybook · enchantment · headquarters · clubhouse · hideaway · magical · dreamworld · adventures · explorers
timber
Wood for construction
- plywoodEngineered layered wood panels
- nailsMetal fasteners, finger coverings
- hammerTool for striking nails
paint · ladder · platform · roof · window · door · pallet · tarp · curtains · rope
nursery
Room for infants
- kindergartenEarly schooling for youngsters
- childrenYoung human beings
- youthState of being immature
kids · siblings · friends · memories · backyard · summer · weekends · innocence · neighbourhood · cousins
cubbyhousesmansions
Large, stately houses
family homes · dwellings · estates · manor houses · residential buildings
cubbyhousesmansions
Large, stately houses
palaces · castles · estates · skyscrapers · cathedrals