meaning of the words

Well 58 it'd depend a lot on context

Also just to stick around or persist

Lotsa meanings besides
...have a good time

Guys, c'mon

To abide in the dwelling, etc


Could spend all day here Pod, it's really fun; but yardwork....

Answer: yes. To dwell somewhere is to live somewhere and also to reside somewhere. A dweller is a resident. A dwelling is a living place, could be house flat, apartment, caravan, tent, cave, whatever. Also called a residence. It is accommodation (non-countable noun).

Dale, I wish you wouldn't do this (give a poor 'I don't really know' answer and then call on others to help you out). If you don't know the answer you should keep out. This is not your chat room.

http://able2know.org/topic/351823-1#post-6297311

More then words, concepts should be thought of as open sets with specific initial qualifiers...you can have small simple minded sets for frame of reference, or highly sophisticated sets that go as far as to the extent of close breaching the useful meaning of the concept/function. Then you can confidently state you exhausted the concept potential, its power set of meanings.

Wow Fil then there's hope for sumavus