Noun
a house used as a residence by a chapter of a fraternity
a building attached to a monastery or cathedral; used as a meeting place for the chapter
Source: WordNetMurbella saves as much of the Bene Gesserit force as she can and they begin to withdraw to Chapterhouse. Source: Internet
Later works At the end of Frank Herbert's sixth and last book in the Dune series, Chapterhouse: Dune (1985), a ghola of Scytale is seemingly the only Tleilaxu Master left alive. Source: Internet
Some flee Chapterhouse, notably Sheeana, who has a vision of her own, and arranges to have some of the new worms that have emerged in the Chapterhouse desert brought aboard the no-ship. Source: Internet
Taking cues as much from The Cure and The Cocteau Twins as much as contemporaries like Chapterhouse and Ride, it merged glacial indie atmospherics with Celtic mysticism, canyon balladry and opiated melodies like ‘The Sadman’. Source: Internet
They intend to drown the worm in a mixture of water and spice, turning it into sandtrout which will turn the secret Bene Gesserit planet Chapterhouse into another Dune. Source: Internet
Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility will be staged on Friday, August 17th, by the Chapterhouse Theatre Company as part of the Theatre Under the Stars. Source: Internet