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the place that we live in, usually with our family
a residential building or unit available for purchase, sale, or rent
the people living together in a residence, often associated with the concept of a family or household
one's own country or the area where one is from
a place where one feels most comfortable or connected, often in a figurative sense
a facility or institution that provides long-term care or support, particularly for the elderly or those in need of assistance
a location or origin point for a particular thing or concept
the natural habitat or environment of a plant or animal
a designated location where an item or set of items is stored
Informal(sports) the designated area or endpoint that a player aims to reach to score a point
(baseball) the area where a batter must reach to score a run
a safe position in some sports where a player is no longer in danger of being attacked
(lacrosse) the three players positioned closest to the opponent's goal, typically responsible for defense
a central location or headquarters for an organization
pertaining to one's own nation, especially its internal or domestic matters
referring to a team or game played at the team's own venue or stadium
pertaining to or associated with one's residence or domestic environment
referring to something created or designed for use in where one lives
referring to the main office or central location of an organization
Americanto, at, or toward the place where one lives
used to describe something being placed or moved securely into its correct location
with respect to emotional or intellectual impact
used to mark arrival at the final point or successful completion
(baseball) used to indicate movement toward or arrival at home plate
(of an animal) to make one's way back to a natural habitat or nesting place
(of a racing pigeon) to fly back to the loft from a distant release site
to give a person or animal a place to live or settle in
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