1. Belonging to the house and family; domestic. Household-bread, bread made within the house, and not of the finest quality. Household-stuff, the furniture of a house; the vessels, utensils, and goods of a family. Household troops, the regiments of lifeguards, horse-guards, and foot-guards, to guard the Sovereign and the metropolis.

2. Domestic.

3. Those who dwell under the same roof and compose a family; domestic management.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• househols,
• houselhold,
• housesold,
• hosuehold,
• househiold,
• huosehold,
• houserhold,
• househod,
• houseold,
• householed,
• hosusehold,
• househole,
• househol,
• househild,
• hoseholds,
• houshold,
• housedhold,
• houslehold,
• househould,
• husehold

• householder,
• Housholder.

The adjective form of the word "household" is "household".

The plural of the "household" can be the "households".

The singular of the "household" can be the "household".