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homy
[hoh-mee]
homy
/ ˈəʊɪ /
adjective
like a home, esp in comfort or informality; cosy
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Other 51Թ Forms
- ˈdzԱ noun
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His little hand is black, his nails perfect homy claws, his movements gentle and inviting.
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The burly fellow took the other’s hand again, the pale one in the homy sexton’s.
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Once, sometime during the early night I felt his homy hand on my forehead.
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Over the weekend they fell 1-0 at homy to Sporting Kansas.
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Within the lodge was a homy fireplace, and a glossy elk's-head which peered out above the mantel.
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What doeshomy mean?
Homy is a rare alternate spelling of homey, which is used to describe a place as cozy, comfortable, and inviting.It’s often used to describe a home that feels this way. You might discuss ways of making your house (or a particular room in it) more homey, typically by decorating it in a way that makes it cozier or more comfortable. It can also be used to describe a place that’s not a home but that’s comfortable and inviting like your own home, such as a hotel room, cozy restaurant, or nicely decorated office.Example: The new fireplace makes the living room feel so homy.
Homy is a rare alternate spelling of homey, which is used to describe a place as cozy, comfortable, and inviting.It’s often used to describe a home that feels this way. You might discuss ways of making your house (or a particular room in it) more homey, typically by decorating it in a way that makes it cozier or more comfortable. It can also be used to describe a place that’s not a home but that’s comfortable and inviting like your own home, such as a hotel room, cozy restaurant, or nicely decorated office.Example: The new fireplace makes the living room feel so homy.
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