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home
home
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a home away from home
a home from home
a home truth
a house is not a home
a woman's place is in the home
An Englishman's home is his castle
at home
at home with
be at home
be close to home
be home and dry
be home and hosed
be home free
be nothing (much) to write home about
be nothing much to write home about
be out of house and home
bring home
bring home the bacon
bring home to
Charity begins at home
chickens come home to roost
close to home
come home
come home by Weeping Cross
come home from some place
come home to
come home to roost
Come in and make yourself at home
curses, like chickens, come home to roost
do (one's) homework
down-home
drive home
East, west, home's best
eat out of house and home
eat someone out of house and home
feel at home
get home to
go abroad and you'll hear news of home
go hard or go home
go home in a box
go home to mama
got to go home and get my beauty sleep
hammer home
hearth and home
hit a home run
hit home
hit one where one lives
home and dry
home and hosed
home away from home
home free
home game
home in
home in on
Home is where the heart is
home is where you hang your hat
home on
home run
home skillet
home sweet home
home team
home truth
home, James (, and don't spare the horses)
home-brew
homes
homeslice
house of ill fame
house poor
in the home stretch
keep the home fires burning
ladybug ladybug, fly away home
leave home
longest way round is the shortest way home
make at home
make oneself at home
Make yourself at home
man's home is his castle
Men make houses, women make homes
money from home
nobody home
not anything to write home about
not something to write home about
not worth writing home about
nothing to write home about
on one's home ground
one's home away from home
out of house and home
play away from home
romp home
see home
stay at home
stay-at-home mom
strike home
strike home with
take (one's) ball and go home
take home
the home straight
the home stretch
The lights are on but nobody's-one's home
There’s nobody home
There's no place like home
There's nobody home
til the cows come home
till the cows come home
too close for comfort
until the cows come home
What's when it's at home?
when (one's) ship comes home
who's (someone) when (he's/she's/they're) at home
write home about
Yankee go home
you can't go home again
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Gislenus
-
Ancient Germanic (Latinized)
Odilie
o-DEE-lee-ə
German (Archaic)
Ag
[æg]
Olivier
o-lee-VYE
(French)
, O-lee-veer
(Dutch)
French, Dutch
Yehudit
-
Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Hludowig
-
Ancient Germanic
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