"stinkhouse" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1962, James Clavell, King Rat:",
          "text": "'It is superb advice. I am happy with the thought of my friend. Because of this thought and the friendship I hold for him, let me offer fifteen hundred dollars. It is all the money I have in the world, plus some money entrusted to me by my friend who is with the sickness of women in the stink-house called a hospital and who cannot work for himself.'",
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          "ref": "2011, David von Beck, Coal, page 101:",
          "text": "Was this place ever a tar-stained stinkhouse like the general's? No, I couldn't believe that any paint, no matter how many coats and how thick, could cover that stench. It seeps, becomes part of the building, redefines its fate.",
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        "Any offensively unclean building."
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        "(slang, derogatory) Any offensively unclean building."
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