[f. UNHOUSE v.] Deprived of house or dwelling. Also absol.
1621. Sandys, Ovid’s Met., IV. (1626), 77. The gates still open stand … And as all Riuers run into the Deep: So all vnhoused Soules doe thither creep.
1886. Pall Mall G., 22 Sept., 6/1. This is a sufficient accommodation for the unhoused in this improvement.
