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Bungalow

originally the name applied to the kind of houses erected by Europeans in India. They are generally of one story, and with the roof thatched, the ceiling being often of white-washed cloth. They are not well adapted for defense against a foe. In recent times the term has assumed a general meaning, being used of any small house or cottage of one story.

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