A place in which a person (or personified thing) lives or finds rest; a lodging, shelter, home, bed, etc., esp. of a secluded or comfortable nature…

The action of inn, v.; staying or lodging somewhere for a short period of time. Also: a lodging, a dwelling place.

A place of sojourn; a house where one lodges; a lodging. Obsolete.

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

A lodging for students at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Obsolete (historical in later use).

A lodging-place; lodgings; a tent, encampment; lair (of an animal).

A place of lodging. In first quot. figurative. Obsolete.

A place of sojourn; a fixed abode. Obsolete.

gen. A lodging, abode, esp. a temporary lodging-place, a place of sojourn; †formerly often transferred a place to accommodate or hold something.

Chiefly Military. A place in which someone or something is lodged or accommodated; an encampment. Also in plural: lodgings.

A lodging-place; a lodging-house; lodgings. Now rare.

A stopping-place, lodging.

A place to stay, a lodging. Also: an act of putting someone up. Now rare.

see quots.

A hut, shed; one's dwelling, quarters.

slang (originally Criminals'). A hiding place, a hideout; a rendezvous; a dwelling, ‘pad’.

colloquial (originally U.S. Criminals' slang). Originally: a place to sleep; a room, apartment, etc., known as a suitable place for the use of…