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homestead

noun as in plantation

Strongest matches

noun as in ranch

noun as in soil

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While the severity of his injury wasn’t immediately clear, the $182-million offseason signing will be out at least through the end of next week’s homestead.

Fittingly, they have been called, in more recent years, seasteads, after the homesteads of the American West.

Giuliani could hold on to his $3 million condominium in Palm Beach, Florida if he can prove it is his homestead, or primary residence.

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He would collect the rent from the other four tenants of her Cypress Park rental property, add his own and deliver the envelope in person to the family homestead a few blocks away.

To say that he faces a steep learning curve is an understatement; the new homestead isn’t called “Wit’s End” for nothing.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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