home
noun
uk
/həʊm/ us
/hoʊm/home noun (HOUSE/APARTMENT)
- abode
- accommodation
- bolthole
- crib
- domestically
- fold
- gaff
- give something/someone houseroom phrase
- habitation
- hangout
- harem
- nest
- non-domestic
- non-home
- pad
- premises
- rabbit hutch
- residence
- residential
- roof
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home noun (ORIGIN)
A1 [ C or U ]
- Her home is the east of France.
- After you've gained some experience teaching abroad you can come home and get a job.
- The advertising campaign will try to hammer home the message that excessive drinking is a health risk.
- She is riding the fastest horse and is certain to romp home.
- When one engine stopped, we had to turn round and fly home.
home noun (COUNTRY)
- Their performance was nothing to write home about.
- Thousands of people turned out to welcome the England team home.
- I stayed in Montreal for two weeks then flew home.
- The team playing at home had a big advantage.
- The diplomats have been sent home because their embassy has become a nest of spies and espionage.
home noun (BASEBALL)
[ C usually singular ] informal
another word for
home plate :
home
adverb
uk
/həʊm/ us
/hoʊm/- abode
- accommodation
- bolthole
- crib
- domestically
- fold
- gaff
- give something/someone houseroom phrase
- habitation
- hangout
- harem
- nest
- non-domestic
- non-home
- pad
- premises
- rabbit hutch
- residence
- residential
- roof
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
home adjective [before noun] (RELATING TO HOME)
done at home, or intended to be used at home:
home adjective [before noun] (COUNTRY)
home adjective [before noun] (SPORTS)
- bathing beauty
- battle of wits idiom
- be a game of two halves idiom
- beauty contest
- beauty pageant
- benefit match
- bowl
- championship
- elimination tournament
- kickabout
- non-major
- omnium
- on your marks, get set, go! idiom
- postgame
- pre-meeting
- pro-am
- Rafferty's rules
- round robin
- starter
- under starter's orders idiom