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lodge
noun as in cabin; vacation residence
verb as in become fixed or wedged
Example Sentences
She and her husband always lodged with her in-laws in New Prague, Minn., on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Researchers say the number of camps and lodges in the Mara surged to 175 last year—from 95 in 2012—many of them located along rivers.
Captain Babushkinov haggled with the cab driver who would take them from the train station to their lodgings.
It lodged in her brain and would not leave, like the catchy tune of a beloved school song.
“Lady Constance, I would like to post a reply to Miss Mortimer at once, since she will need time to arrange our travel and lodgings. May I have your permission to make the trip?”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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