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.
- underexposure
- underfed
- underfeed
- underfelt
- underfinanced
- under fire
- under-fives
- underfloor
- underflow
- under foot
- underfoot
- underframe
- underfund
- underfunding
- Ferrier, Kathleen
- ferriferous
- ferrihydrite
- ferrimagnet
- ferrimagnetic
- ferrimagnetism
- ferrinatrite
- Ferris wheel
- ferrite
- ferrite core
- ferrite-cored