A building, a house; a dwelling. Also: a hut, a cot.

An abode, dwelling, dwelling-place (in general). Obsolete.

A place of residence; a dwelling; a house or other building, esp. a large or important one.

A dwelling place, either temporary or permanent; a home, lodging; (also) a nest, den, or burrow. In singular, or in plural with plural reference. Obs…

A dwelling, habitation, building.

A dwelling-house or dwelling-room, dwelling, habitation.

A dwelling-place, residence, house (frequently of religious communities, etc.). Often plural with reference to one building, or group of buildings.

singular and plural. A dwelling-house, dwelling, habitation: frequently applied to a palace.

A dwelling, dwelling-place, habitation.

concrete. A place of residence; a dwelling-place, habitation, house.

= habitacle, n. 1.

A dwelling-place, habitation.

concrete. A place of abode or residence: either the region or country inhabited, or (now more usually) a house, cave, or other particular…

A place in which a person, etc., lives or lodges; a place of abode, a dwelling place. †to have one's mansion: to have one's dwelling place, to…

A dwelling, a house; a person's home; (formerly) spec. a mansion, a country house with its surroundings, the principal residence on an estate. Also…

Residence.

A rough or primitive dwelling or place of shelter. Cf. donjon, n. 3. Obsolete.

A long and relatively narrow building, esp. one used as a dwelling.

transferred. An enclosure of any kind; a dwelling. †in fere and fold: in prison together.

The place where a person resides; the dwelling place or home of a person (esp. one of some rank or distinction). Also in extended use.

A place of ordinary residence; a dwelling place; a house or home. Cf. abiding, n. 3a. Now somewhat literary.

A lodging, dwelling; a den.

A place or building in which persons or things are lodged, located, or deposited; a place of shelter or protection; in early use Military, quarters…

concrete. An abode, dwelling, habitation. Obsolete.

A dwelling house, a residence; esp. one on a farm.

Originally U.S. A place of settlement or residence.

humorous. Any house, dwelling, or building.

The building or other location where a person lives or an organization is situated. Also figurative.

Caribbean. Also yaad.ⓘ Jamaican. A house or dwelling; a home.

A house, residence, place to live. Cf. des res, n.

A place of residence, such as a house, block of flats, hotel, hostel, etc.; a residential building.

A dwelling designed for occupation by more than one family.