Usually means: Traditional Inuit snow or ice house.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Iglu)

▸ noun:  Archaic form of igloo. [A dome-shaped Inuit shelter, constructed of blocks cut from snow.]

Similar:
igloo, nunatak, Orcus, chapterhouse, Male bonding, itchy feet, novillero, wedding present, katzenjammer, ratatat, more...

Opposite:
tent, house, building, shelter, structure

Types:
ice palace, ice castle, ice hotel, more...

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Similar:
igloo, nunatak, Orcus, chapterhouse, Male bonding, itchy feet, novillero, wedding present, katzenjammer, ratatat, more...

Opposite:
tent, house, building, shelter, structure

Types:
ice palace, ice castle, ice hotel, more...



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