empeople
/ɪmˈpiːpl/ /ɛmˈpiːpl/Now chiefly archaic and literary
verb
[with object] To fill with people; to populate. Frequently in extended use: to fill, occupy.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Lichefield (fl. 1582). From en- + people.
- house cap
- house car
- housecarl
- housecarle
- house carpenter
- house cat
- House caucus
- house chambermaid
- house church
- houseclean
- housecleaner
- housecleaning
- house clearance
- house club
- house coal
- housecoat
- house color
- house colour
- house contents
- house conventicle
- housecraft
- house cricket
- house cusp
- house detective
- house detention