House and Sit

House

House verb - To provide with living quarters or shelter.

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Sit and house are semantically related in dwell topic. In some cases you can use "Sit" instead a verb "House", when it comes to topics like inhabit.

Sit verb - To rest on the buttocks or haunches.

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House and sit are semantically related in dwell topic. Sometimes you can use "House" instead a verb "Sit", if it concerns topics such as inhabit.

Nearby Words: sitting, siting

people	house people	sit people
body	house body	sit body
bunch	house bunch	sit bunch
rest	house rest	sit rest
Other words: times, thousands, prisoners.

Aside from the cats' "leader", who actually hisses for the camera, the cats just sort of run around the house or sit on their marks.

Source: Terrifying Pet Store Rat
For instance there is The Couch, another item people sit on, but given a purpose that correlates with the visual layout of house floorplans.

Source: Administrivia / People Sit on Chairs
In Real Life, one of the Basic Anthropological Divides is between people who sit at ground level— carpet, tatami, cushion, the ground itself— and people who sit above ground level— chair, bench, snow-house shelf.

Source: Administrivia / People Sit on Chairs

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