home
- adjective
- /hoʊm/
- Hey, everybody, I'm home!
You need to heal, but be mindful of your home environment.
- You need to heal, but be mindful of your home environment.
- So I requested this through interlibrary loan at my home library, So.
- And I'm actually what I call a home comic.
- Did some cute home updates and today what am I doing?
- Today, most home computing devices have Wi-Fi.
- But one of my questions is like what is a like decor or home design trend?
- all brand new football helmets home away and alternate
Examples
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"I'm home," he calls playfully, and she smiles, comes to him, kisses him with lips warm and soft and tasting of cookie dough.
Fiction book (1995) -
- Hey, honey, I'm home!
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- Hi, honey, I'm home!
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If you only knew what it was like to say to myself: "I'm home!"
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"I'm home!" she managed in astonishment.
Fiction book (2000) -
"I'm home," she announced.
Fiction book (1997) -
Hi, honey, I'm home!
Fiction book (1995) -
I'M GLAD YOU'RE HOME, COLONEL.
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RITA, I’M HOME!
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Tonight, they're all home and free, and they have more stories to tell.
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
Leave a game or group angrily because you did not get your way
- Informal
To leave a group or activity because you do not get your way
- Informal
To eat so much at someone's home that they have almost no food left
- Offensive
Looking awake but not paying attention or thinking clearly
Compounds
A place where older people live and receive help with daily tasks and medical care
A place where people prepare a dead body for burial or cremation and say goodbye
- Texting
The main page of a website that appears when you open the site or your browser
- Jargon
A flat rubber base with five sides that a batter stands over and runners touch to score
- Specialized
Care and help with medical and personal needs in a person's home for elderly or disabled people
- Offensive
A person who has a romantic relationship with someone married or in a relationship, causing it to end
- US
A set of speakers and a big screen at home for watching movies like in a cinema
- Specialized
A loan that uses the value of your house to get money for big expenses
- Literature
A senior government minister who leads the Home Office and handles security, law and immigration
- UK
A UK government department that handles immigration, security and police matters
- Formal
The right of a city or county to run its own local matters without central government control
- Formal
An official order telling people to remain at home to slow the spread of a disease
A school subject about running a home, like cooking, sewing, and managing money
A place where a person, group, or animal feels most comfortable, often a team's regular field
A place where young people who have broken the law stay temporarily under court supervision
- Specialized
A regional bank that lends short-term money to local savings banks to support home loans
- Archaic
A hospital for people who cannot look after themselves because of mental illness
A US company backed by the government that buys home loans to help banks lend more
- Archaic
A festival at the end of the farming year when people gather to celebrate crops
How Local
Surface Forms
Etymology
Home As an adjective, 'home' comes from heim meaning 'house' or 'place', so words like 'home' town or 'home' cooking point to your own local place or things from where you live. That is why 'home' shows something is from your own place.