billet¹ /bilˈit/

1. A note or letter assigning quarters to soldiers or others
2. The quarters requisitioned
3. An allocated sleeping- or resting-place
4. A job or occupation
5. A little note or document

To quarter or accommodate (eg soldiers)

billet² /bilˈit/

1. A small log of wood used as fuel
2. A piece of timber sawn on three sides and rounded on the fourth
3. A bar of metal
4. An ornament in Norman architecture in the form of short cylinders with spaces between
5. A bearing in the form of an upright rectangle (heraldry)

billˈet-head noun

A piece of wood round which the harpoon-line runs

• go to ground
• go to law with
• go to market
• go-to-meeting
• go too far
• go to one's account
• go to one's long account
• go to pieces
• go to pot
• go to press
• go to prove
• go to sea
• go to seed
• go to show
• go to sleep
• go to someone's head
• go to the bad
• go to the country
• go to the devil
• go to the dogs
• go to the wall
• go to the wars
• go to the world
• go to town
• go to war