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stay-at-home

[ stey-uht-hohm ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective

not inclined to travel or seek diversions or pastimes outside one's residence, area, or country.
of or relating to time spent at home:
a stay-at-home evening.

a person who stays at home a good deal; a person not inclined to travel; homebody.

stay-at-home

First recorded in 1800–10

At first, she seemed content to be an overachieving stay-at-home mom.

Only 42 of these women had planned on being stay-at-home mothers in the first place.

I never had to go through the should-I-stay-at-home conversation.

Over Skype, wearing a blue button-down and Apple earbuds, he looks like any other stay-at-home dad in North Scottsdale.

Or what if she is planning to adopt but her husband will be a stay-at-home dad?

Doesn't it spur you on to feel how much we have to learn and how ignorant we are in our stay-at-home villages?

Until he went to Tilliedrum Jamie had been more a stay-at-home boy than most.

You are the most stay-at-home person by way of a gentleman that I ever heard of.

But in stay-at-home families, though the evenings are pleasant, I think they are seldom ideal.

A penny a day does not seem such an insufficient minimum wage to a traveler, as it does to a stay-at-home person.

April 18, 2024petrichor

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