endurance, patience, tolerance, bearing

will to endure, power of tolerance

tolerable, bearable

tolerate, endure, accept

intolerable, unbearable, which cannot be tolerated

up to one's endurance

slaughterhouse, abattoir, butchery

be very angry, be surly, pounce upon

a narcotic den where addicts gather, an unkempt, disorderly place, house or room

show extreme ill-temper

house or hall for physical exercise, gymnasium

waste-yard, junkyard, room where scrap or junk is stored, lumber-room

aviary, zoo

garage, carriage house

chamberlain, steward

(met.) a person whose appeal is not heard

torture chamber

respond or react with violent anger

coffee-house, tea-house

maternity home

a minister's office, ministry

cattle-pen, stockyard

dispensary, clinic, pharmacy, medicine shop

maternity home or centre