Outhouse (noun)

1. A small building, typically located outside a main residence, that contains a toilet.
2. A small shed or other outbuilding.

Origin:

Outhouse is a compound word formed from "out" and "house".

Examples:

1. I had to use the outhouse because the main house's toilet was broken.
2. The outhouse was so dirty and smelly, I couldn't stand to use it.
3. The outhouse is the only place where I can get some privacy.
4. The outhouse is made of wood and has a thatched roof.
5. In rural areas, outhouses were often the only option for a toilet.