IPA: //ˈʃʌɡərhaʊs//
KK: /ˈsʌɡərˌhaʊs/
A place where sugar is produced or processed, particularly where maple sap is boiled to make syrup and sugar.
The sugarhouse was busy during the maple syrup season, with workers boiling sap all day.
Sugarhouse → The word is formed from "sugar" (from Old French *sucre*, meaning a sweet substance derived from plants) and "house" (from Old English *hus*, meaning a dwelling or shelter). A sugarhouse is a place where sugar is produced or processed, essentially a house for sugar.
Think of a 'house' ('hus') where 'sugar' ('sucre') is made or processed — that's what a sugarhouse is.