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Noun
/ˈläjiNG/,
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lodgings, plural;
  1. A place in which someone lives or stays temporarily
    • - they found a cheap lodging in a backstreet
    • - a fee for board and lodging
  2. A room or rooms rented out to someone, usually in the same residence as the owner

  1. housing: structures collectively in which people are housed
  2. lodgment: the state or quality of being lodged or fixed even temporarily; "the lodgment of the balloon in the tree"
  3. the act of lodging
  4. (lodgings) diggings: temporary living quarters
  5. Lodging (or a holiday accommodation) is a type of residential accommodation. People who travel and stay away from home for more than a day need lodging for sleep, rest, safety, shelter from cold temperatures or rain, storage of luggage and access to common household functions.
  6. A place to live or lodge; sleeping accommodation; Furnished rooms in a house rented as accommodation
  7. (Lodgings) A rented room in a shared flat or house where the owner is present. A person who takes lodgings is a lodger.
  8. (lodgings) somewhere to stay, usually only for a short time
  9. (Lodged) Applied to the buck, hart, hind, etc, when represented lying down. The same attitude of the lion or similar beast is couchant.
  10. (Lodged) A synonym for couchant but only used in respect of animals of the deer species.
  11. (Lodged) as in wheat or hay. ‘Lodged’ means flattened by wind or heavy rains, hence a pain to reap.
  12. (lodged) safely kept or stored
  13. Term used when the crop canopy becomes flattened by heavy rains. Often triggered by severe weather at the soft dough stage. The problem is a combination of heavy heads and weak stems. Modern breeding increases stem strength.
  14. The toppling of plants of a grain crop before harvest, often from wind, rain, or waterfowl.
  15. Applies particularly to cereals where the crop has been flattened by the wind or rain, or if the stems are unable to support the weight of the grain
  16. the tendency of a plant to fall over, usually due to root or lower stalk damage
  17. 1995 Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development. This number represents the listings found in the Connecticut Vacation Guide. For more information contact the department at 1-800-CT-BOUND.
  18. The official term used for of the closing ceremony which occurs at the end of each meeting.
  19. means a hotel, motel, inn, apartment, or similar entity that furnishes lodging to the public for pay.
  20. Long-stemmed cereal plants are liable to be blown over when they are wet and heavy in a storm. This is called lodging. The basis of the Green Revolution was the development of short-strawed (i.e., dwarf) varieties of wheat and rice. ...
  21. Premises available for short-term human habitation, including daily and weekly letting.
  22. Credit card machines/terminals that are best suited for hotels, bed and breakfast and other lodging locations
  23. A malady in which plant stems fall over and turn brown.
  24. A portion of total support. Lodging includes the fair rental value of a room, apartment, or house in which the dependent lives, a reasonable allowance for the use of furniture and appliances, and all utilities.