longhouse

noun3

1. •
   a large narrow house where many people live together as one community, such as those built by the Iroquois, the Vikings and peoples of Borneo

   • They marched in under French Colours and were conducted into the Long House. — 1751
2. •
   (slang) modern society seen as too matriarchal and as trying too hard to make everyone equal, so that it crushes masculine values and anyone who is different

   • As the concept of the “Longhouse” makes clear, the new administration’s use of “gender ideology” rhetoric isn’t just about trans people; it’s about the upending of traditional gender roles. — 2025
3. •
   (euphemistic, no longer used) a small separate building used as a toilet, also known as an outhouse

   • To make wads and wisps for those that go to the Long-house (you know what I meane). — 1622