abodement
/əˈbəʊdm(ə)nt/rare
noun
Habitual residence in a place; = abode.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in William Wyrley (1565–1618), antiquary and herald. Apparently irregularly from abode + -ment, perhaps by association with abodement.
- private bill
- Private Bill Office
- private box
- private branch exchange
- private business
- private call
- private car
- private collection
- private company
- privated
- private detective
- private developer
- mesotype
- meso-uterine
- mesovarium
- mesoxalate
- mesoxalic acid
- mesoxalylurea
- Mesozoa
- mesozoan
- Mesozoic
- mesple
- Mesquakie
- mesquita
- mesquite