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hom·y
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ˈhoʊ
mi
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hoh
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adjective,
hom·i·er,
hom·i·est.
homey.
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homy
or
homey
(ˈhəʊmɪ)
—
adj
,
homier
,
homiest
like a home, esp in comfort or informality; cosy
homey
or
homey
—
adj
'hominess
or
homey
—
n
'homeyness
or
homey
—
n
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