home-dweller
home-dweller · home-dwellers
A resident or occupant of a specific householdA resident or occupant of a specific household.
Meaning
6 sensesA resident or occupant of a specific household.
A homebody; someone who enjoys spending time in their household or staying in.
A long-term inhabitant or permanent settler of a property, rather than a traveler, temporary lodger, or a vagrant.
A recluse; one who self-isolates.
A recluse; one who self-isolates.
(informal)Synonym of basement dweller.
(historical, obsolete)Someone who remains tethered to their domestic sphere or community.
Origin
Used as early as the 15th century.Used as early as the 15th century.
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Forms
plural: home-dwellers| Singular | home-dweller |
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