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Definition of lodge
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of lodge is as below...
Lodge (n.) A
shelter
in which one may rest; as: (a) A shed; a rude
cabin;
a hut; as, an
Indian's
lodge..
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Toothpick
::
Toothpick
(n.) A
pointed
instument
for
clearing
the teeth of
substances
lodged
between
them.
Counterscarf
::
Counterscarf
(n.) The
exterior
slope or wall of the
ditch;
--
sometimes,
the whole
covered
way,
beyond
the
ditch,
with its
parapet
and
glacis;
as, the enemy have
lodged
themselves
on the
counterscarp..
Harbor
::
Harbor
(v. i.) To
lodge,
or abide for a time; to take
shelter,
as in a
harbor..
Plutocracy
::
Plutocracy
(n.) A form of
government
in which the
supreme
power is
lodged
in the hands of the
wealthy
classes;
government
by the rich; also, a
controlling
or
influential
class of rich men..
Embower
::
Embower
(v. i.) To lodge or rest in a
bower.
Praecipe
::
Praecipe
(n.) A paper
containing
the
particulars
of a writ,
lodged
in the
office
out of which the writ is to be
issued..
Tarry
::
Tarry (v. i.) To stay; to
abide;
to
continue;
to
lodge.
Platt
::
Platt (n.) See
Lodge,
n..
Receive
::
Receive
(v. t.) To give
admittance
to; to
permit
to
enter,
as into one's
house,
presence,
company,
and the like; as, to
receive
a
lodger,
visitor,
ambassador,
messenger,
etc..
Lodge
::
Lodge (n.) To cause to stop or rest in; to
implant.
Roomer
::
Roomer
(n.) A
lodger.
Gravel
::
Gravel
(v. t.) To hurt or lame (a
horse)
by
gravel
lodged
between
the shoe and foot.
Room
::
Room (v. i.) To
occupy
a room or
rooms;
to
lodge;
as, they
arranged
to room
together..
Quarter
::
Quarter
(v. i.) To
lodge;
to have a
temporary
residence.
Aground
::
Aground
(adv. & a.) On the
ground;
stranded;
-- a
nautical
term
applied
to a ship when its
bottom
lodges
on the
ground.
Lodged
::
Lodged
(imp. & p. p.) of Lodg.
Lodgment
::
Lodgment
(v.) The act of
lodging,
or the state of being
lodged..
Unlodge
::
Unlodge
(v. t.) To
dislodge;
to
deprive
of
lodgment.
Equerry
::
Equerry
(n.) A large
stable
or lodge for
horses.
Roost
::
Roost (v. i.) Fig.; To
lodge;
to rest; to
sleep.
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