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way-house Hist. 
n. a rest house or lodge, often of simple character, used by wayfarers.
See also: roadhouse
- 1928 There were two "way-houses" on this line, afterwards called "road-houses," where we were furnished wood, water, and shelter, but nothing else; we carried our own provisions, did our own cooking, and provided our own bedding.
- 1928 There were two "way-houses" on this line, afterwards called "road-houses," where we were furnished wood, water, and shelter, but nothing else; we carried our own provisions, did our own cooking, and provided our own bedding.