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What is a noun that consists of several words?

A noun that consists of several words is called a compound noun.

Here are some examples:

* Compound nouns written as one word:

* *schoolhouse*

* *firefighter*

* *rainbow*

* Compound nouns written as two words:

* *post office*

* *high school*

* *dining room*

* Compound nouns written with a hyphen:

* *mother-in-law*

* *check-in*

* *self-service*

There are many different types of compound nouns, and they can be formed by combining different types of words.

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