A place to rest or stay, a resting place; a residence, an abode. Now chiefly with modifying word, as angler's rest, traveller's rest, etc. Formerly…

In early use: a small close or enclosure; a homestead surrounded by land, a farm; (also) a street; = worth, n.2 In later use: a measure of land…

A sitting place. Also transferred and figurative, a ‘seat’, position, abode. Obsolete.

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

figurative and in figurative contexts (chiefly poetic and literary). A place of abode or rest; somewhere where some (immaterial) thing is nurtured…

Abode, dwelling. erding-stow n. dwelling-place.

teld-stede n. dwelling-place, ‘tabernacle’. teldwyrhta n. (Old English) tent-wright, tentmaker.

A place of habitation, dwelling-place.

figurative and in figurative contexts. Something resembling a dwelling place, esp. in being a place where a person, corpse, soul, etc., can…

Dwelling-place, abode, habitation.

? Fixed abode.

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

Place of shelter or abode; hold.

A dwelling-place, abode; spec. this world: = wone, n.2 1 3b.

A dwelling-place.

a dwelling-place.

A dwelling place, habitation; a home. Obsolete.

(stead, n.), = wonning-place n.

figurative. In phraseology chiefly of biblical origin: A dwelling-place. spec. The dwelling-place of Jehovah, or of God.

A place in which one has his seat or residence; a seat of rule, empire, etc. Obsolete.

A place of abode.

concrete. A place or building in which a person lodges or resides; a dwelling-place, abode; †a bedroom (obsolete); †military quarters, encampment (obs…

Usually with possessive. A place in which a person lives, a dwelling place; spec. a palace; (also) the abode of God or a god. Also figurative and…

figurative. In phraseology chiefly of biblical origin: A dwelling-place. gen. A dwelling-place, a dwelling, a place of abode.

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…

Abiding-place, abode, mansion. Obsolete.

A dwelling, habitation, abode. In early use literal. A cottage; in later use a poetical word for ‘abode’.

(wane, n.2; cf. winning-wane, winning, n.2), = wonning-place n.

dwelling.

gen. A building or house to dwell in; a dwelling-place, a habitation, residence, abode.

figurative. An abode, residence, habitation, dwelling-place; esp. in phrases to haveor pitch one's tent(s.

a stopping or dwelling place.

A dwelling place; a mansion house; the chief seat of a landed proprietor. Also figurative. Now archaic and rare.

A place of residence or ordinary habitation; a dwelling-place, abode; a house or home. Also transferred the dwelling-place of an animal, and figur…

The action of lend, v.1; in quot. 1480 concrete dwelling-place, abode.

A habitation, abode, dwelling.

place of abode.

A place of habitation or settlement (of a tribe, people, etc.). Also transferred (of birds).

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

Scottish. A place of residence. Obsolete.

One's domicile or place of residence. Frequently in to change one's soil. Obsolete.

The action of maintaining a house or family; housekeeping; domestic economy. Obsolete.

A place of abode, a dwelling place.

The action or fact of living in a particular place on a long-term basis; residence; (also) an instance of this; †a dwelling place (obsolete). Also…

A dwelling-place, habitation.

A fixed habitation or location (obsolete); a fixed proportion or standard.

A place occupied by a person, or at which a person resides. Obsolete.

A dwelling-place.

Fixed or established place of abode.

An area, region, etc., in which something takes place or is situated; a setting. Frequently with qualifying adjective indicating the type of place.

A temple.

A place of habitation. rare.

Hence generally: Dwelling-place; habitation.

A place that is occupied. rare.

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

A settlement, establishment; = downsitting, n. 4.