House and Settle

House

House verb - To provide with living quarters or shelter.

Settle and house are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Settle" instead a verb "House".

Settle

Settle verb - To establish or place comfortably or snugly.
Usage example: settled the sleeping baby into her crib

House and settle are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "House" instead a verb "Settle".

Common collocations

people house people settle people
colony house colony settle colony
times house times settle times

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / The Whole Nine Yards Retired Badass: In the sequel, Jimmy is happy to settle down with Jill in a house on the Mexican coast and be a househusband.
  • Fantastic Aesop The books seem to settle that there is absolutely nothing wrong with keeping house elf 'servants' as long as you are kind and treat them well.
  • Munchkins often come up with new and unusual house rules to "improve" the game or to settle some "obvious imbalance".
    Source: House Rules
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