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nest

noun as in home

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It also lays its eggs on the ground, without a nest or any other form of protection except for the watchful eye of the mother and this might have caused it to develop good side vision, he adds.

From BBC

In this sense, “Great Gold Bird” will recall another long-running immersive Los Angeles show, the Scout Expedition-created “The Nest,” which is currently staged out of Hatch Escapes.

But they are not exactly a nest of birds singing in perfect harmony.

From BBC

During the visit, the migrants walked the court through military tents they have been living in, pointing out damp, tears in the canvas, droppings, and a rats’ nest above one of the beds.

From BBC

He was angry that I even considered uprooting our empty nest for such a pursuit.

From Salon

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