Henhouse [noun]

“What we have here is sort of the fox watching the henhouse,” said Jenny Vollen-Katz, executive director of the John Howard Association, an independent citizen group that has monitored Illinois prisons for more than a century.

I don't like having to go inside that henhouse, even though it is barely inside the door.

Sam'l leant against the henhouse as if all his desire to depart had gone.

However, when the nights began to grow chilly Henrietta was glad enough to creep into the henhouse with her companions.

The Rooster was glad it was not lighter in the henhouse, for he felt himself flushing hotly.

She had written Emily of her visit to Solomon Cobb's "henhouse" and of the loan on mortgage which had resulted therefrom.

Mr. Solomon Cobb's "henhouse" looked quite as dingy and dirty as when she visited it before.

I'll be ready here at twelve prompt—or not here, maybe, but down in the hollow back of your henhouse.

"You said you saw someone hiding behind the henhouse that next morning, Captain," she said.

Having acquired a taste for plump chicken, Silver Spot decided to revisit the henhouse the following evening.