DCHP-1 Online
gable-end Obs. 
n. a summer kitchen, wood-shed, etc. attached to a house.
- 1830 A hut formed of rough logs, or long, straight trunks, placed one upon the other as they are cut from the forest, has now become the gable-end, or, (as we should deem it in England), the "wash house" to a neatly boarded cottage.
- 1830 A hut formed of rough logs, or long, straight trunks, placed one upon the other as they are cut from the forest, has now become the gable-end, or, (as we should deem it in England), the "wash house" to a neatly boarded cottage.