| HABITED | • habited v. Simple past tense and past participle of habit. • habited adj. Dressed in a habit.
 • habited adj. Clothed.
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| FLEABITE | • fleabite n. The bite of a flea, or the mark caused by such a bite. • fleabite n. Something which causes only trifling irritation; a minor inconvenience.
 • FLEABITE n. the bite of a flea.
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| COHABITED | • cohabited v. Simple past tense and past participle of cohabit. • COHABIT v. to dwell together as husband and wife.
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| COHABITEE | • cohabitee n. A person who cohabits with another. • COHABITEE n. one who is cohabited with.
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| COHABITER | • cohabiter n. One who cohabits; a cohabitant. • COHABITER n. one who cohabits, also COHABITOR.
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| FLEABITES | • fleabites n. Plural of fleabite. • FLEABITE n. the bite of a flea.
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| INHABITED | • inhabited adj. Having inhabitants; lived in. • inhabited adj. (Mathematics, of a set) Containing at least one element.
 • inhabited adj. (Type theory, of a type) Having a term.
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| INHABITER | • inhabiter n. One who inhabits; an inhabitant. • INHABITER n. one who inhabits, also INHABITOR.
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| COHABITEES | • cohabitees n. Plural of cohabitee. • COHABITEE n. one who is cohabited with.
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| COHABITERS | • cohabiters n. Plural of cohabiter. • COHABITER n. one who cohabits, also COHABITOR.
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| DISHABITED | • dishabited adj. (Obsolete) Rendered uninhabited. • DISHABIT v. (Shakespeare) to drive from a habitation.
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| INHABITERS | • inhabiters n. Plural of inhabiter. • INHABITER n. one who inhabits, also INHABITOR.
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| REINHABITED | • reinhabited v. Simple past tense and past participle of reinhabit. • REINHABIT v. to inhabit again.
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| UNINHABITED | • uninhabited adj. Not inhabited; having no inhabitants. • uninhabited adj. (Type theory, of a type) Not having a term.
 • UNINHABITED adj. not inhabited.
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| UNINHABITEDS | Sorry, definition not available. |