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pluralhomes

conjugation homing - homed - homed

noun: the place where a person lives permanently, especially as a member of a family or household
- After college, Maya moved back to her childhood home.
noun: the country or region where someone was born or feels a deep affiliation; homeland
- He was proud to visit his home of Scotland after many years abroad.
noun: the place where something originates or is based, especially an organization, industry, or activity
- Silicon Valley is considered the home of many innovative tech startups.
noun: a specific location in a sport where play begins or ends, such as team's home field
- The team enjoyed a decisive home victory.
noun: a dwelling place for animals, especially a nest or lair
- The squirrel returned to its home in the oak tree before nightfall.
noun: a personal computer directory that stores a user's files and settings
- She navigated to her home folder to locate the project documents.
adjective: relating to or used in the house; domestic
- He bought several new home appliances to upgrade his kitchen.
adjective: providing comfort and familiarity associated with one's own dwelling
- The cozy armchair gave the living room a warm, home feeling.
noun: a place where something flourishes or is most typically found
- The tropical rainforest is home to an incredible diversity of species.