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LODGINGS |
Quarters |
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BEDROOM |
Sleeping quarters |
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CELL |
Monk’s quarters |
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HAREM |
Women’s quarters |
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DIGS |
Living quarters (coll) |
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DORM |
Sleeping quarters, briefly |
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ACCOMMODATION |
Housing; living quarters |
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GHETTOES |
Overcrowded city quarters |
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COHABIT |
Share living quarters |
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SPACES |
Step inside ship quarters |
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BASE |
Takes directions to head-quarters |
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FROST-BLITE |
The lamb's-quarters (Chenopodium album). |
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BARRACK |
Obama touring regiment’s living quarters |
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FOCSLE |
Folks’ll talk about sailors’ quarters |
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YEAR |
Some may earn four quarters |
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DORMITORIES |
Sleeping quarters with exceptionally tidier rooms |
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ARM |
Give weapons to three-quarters of army |
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DOGBOXES |
Cramped quarters or kennel in essence |
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HOTBOXES |
Cramped quarters or kennel in essence |
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QUARTERING |
Assignment of quarters for soldiers; quarters. |
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CELLO |
Monk’s quarters has nothing but large violin |
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SCAMP |
Start searching temporary living quarters for young ruffian |
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CLOSE |
Narrow; confined; as, a close alley; close quarters. |
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BOXANDCOX |
Arrangement wherein people share facilities or quarters over different times |
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PIGWEED |
A name of several annual weeds. See Goosefoot, and
Lamb's-quarters. |