=Genial.= Fostering, cheering, enlivening, encouraging, inspiriting;

cordial, hearty; cheerful, pleasant, merry, mirthful, jovial, warm,

balmy, festive, joyous, revivifying, rejuvenating, restorative.

ANT. _Cold, cutting, harsh, deleterious, noxious, deadly, destructive,

blighting, lethal, ungenial._

=Genius.= Bent, turn, aptitude, aptness, faculty, capacity, endowment,

talent, gift; ingenuity, invention, sagacity, intellect, brains, parts,

wit, inspiration, creative _or_ inventive power; adept, proficient,

master, master hand; nature, character, disposition, constitution,

characteristic; spirit, tutelary deity, guardian angel; cleverness,

inventiveness, skill, creativeness, giftedness, ideality, talents.

ANT. _Stupidity, senselessness, folly, dulness, imbecility, obtuseness,

stolidity, inanity._

=Genteel.= Refined, polite, courteous, civil, polished, well-bred,

gentlemanly _or_ ladylike; fashionable, stylish, elegant; graceful,

refined, aristocratic, cultivated, cultured.

ANT. _Rude, clownish, uncultivated, ill-bred, boorish, uncultured,

plebeian, unfashionable, unpolished, inelegant._

=Gentle.= Mild, bland, moderate, kind, tender, compassionate, indulgent,

meek, soft, lenient, humane, clement, merciful, tender-hearted,

gentle-hearted; tame, docile, peaceable, calm, peaceful, tranquil,

tractable, pacific, quiet; light, zephyrlike; noble, high-born,

well-born; cultivated, refined, courteous, well-bred, polished; placid,

amiable.

ANT. _Rough, rude, coarse, fierce, savage; uneven, uncut; boisterous;

shaggy, ragged, disordered; harsh, uncivil, offensive; tempestuous,

stormy; inclement._

=Genuine.= Pure, uncorrupt, unalloyed, unadulterated, true, authentic,

real, veritable; native, unaffected, sincere; sound, natural.

ANT. _Spurious, adulterated; fictitious; apocryphal, counterfeit, false,

artificial._

=Germ.= Embryo, ovule, seed-bud; origin, source, first principle;

nucleus, seed, bud.

ANT. _Fruit, result, development, product, produce, issue, outgrowth._

=Germane.= Related, akin, cognate, allied; pertinent, relevant,

appropriate, apposite, fitting, suitable; kindred, homogeneous.

ANT. _Foreign, alien, irrelevant, unconnected._

=Germinate.= Bud, shoot, vegetate, sprout, push, burst forth, put forth,

spring up.

ANT. _Rot, decay, spoil, die, putrefy, corrupt._

=Get.= Attain, earn, achieve, acquire, obtain, procure, receive, win,

secure, gain.

ANT. _Abandon, lose, forfeit, surrender, forego._

=Ghastly.= Pale, wan, cadaverous, deathlike; grim, dismal, hideous,

terrible, horrible, frightful, shocking, grisly; spectral, pallid.

ANT. _Blooming, fresh, ruddy, comely, buxom, seemly._

=Ghost.= Spirit, soul; apparition, specter, sprite, phantom, shade,

departed spirit; vision.

ANT. _Body, organism, animal._

=Gibe.= Sneer, scoff, taunt, flout, jest, jeer, ridicule, deride, mock,

rail at.

ANT. _Salute, compliment._

=Giddy.= Dizzy, vertiginous; inconstant, fickle, changeable, unsteady,

mutable, unstable, vacillating, irresolute; careless, heedless, wild,

reckless, headlong, thoughtless, light-headed, flighty; whirling,

hare-brained, beetling, flighty.

ANT. _Slow, ponderous, stationary; earnest, thoughtful, steady; low,

wary, unelevated, circumspect._

=Gift.= Bequest, benefaction, donation, boon, grant, present, largess,

bribe, bounty, gratuity; endowment, talent, genius, faculty, power,

capacity, capability, ability, turn, _forte_; donation, _douceur_,

offering, alms, allowance, contribution, subscription, subsidy, dower,

legacy, demise.

ANT. _Reservation, refusal, purchase; inanity, stupidity, forfeit,

penalty, fine, surrender; earnings, wages, remuneration, compensation;

reward, guerdon._

=Gigantic.= Vast, huge, colossal, enormous, giant, prodigious,

Herculean, Cyclopean, immense, tremendous.

ANT. _Puny, feeble, dwarfish, petty, insignificant, pigmy._

=Girdle.= Gird, bind round; surround, encircle, encompass, enclose,

embrace, shut in; belt, hem, environ, engirdle, begird.

ANT. _Disclose, open, disencircle, expand, ungird, disengirdle._

=Girl.= Damsel, lass, lassie, miss, maiden, maid, virgin, young

unmarried woman.

=Gist.= Essence, pith, core, marrow, substance, kernel, main point,

force, ground, foundation.

ANT. _Surplusage, additament, redundancy, environment; accessories;

clothing, garb; excess, overplus._

=Give.= Deliver, bestow, supply, grant, cede, confer, communicate,

impart, furnish; produce, yield, surrender, concede, present, afford,

spare, accommodate with; pay, exchange; permit, allow, vouchsafe, deign;

utter, pronounce, render; occasion, cause; devote, apply, addict, give

up; sink, bend; retreat, give way, recede, retire.

ANT. _Withhold, withdraw, refuse, retain, grasp, fail, restrain, deny,

take back, remove, recall; take, receive, accept; hold, support._

=Glad.= Rejoiced, pleased, gratified, delighted, happy, well-contented;

cheerful, joyous, joyful, gladsome, elated, jocund, playful,

light-hearted, cheery, animated; exhilarating, pleasing, bright,

gratifying; blithesome, gleeful.

ANT. _Unhappy, sad, sorrowful, disastrous, sorry, dismal, disappointed,

discontented, uneasy._

=Gladden.= Delight, cheer, exhilarate, bless, rejoice, gratify, make

glad.

ANT. _Grieve, disappoint, depress, dispirit, trouble, wound, afflict,

sadden, displease._

=Glare.= Glitter, glisten, dazzle, flare, gleam, sparkle; glower, look

fierce; beam, shine, glow, ray, radiate.

ANT. _Shimmer, scintillate, waver, glimmer, smolder, burn fitfully,

flash, flicker, glister; obscure, darken._

=Glassy.= Vitreous; crystal, crystalline, transparent, gleaming, lucent,

brilliant, shining; smooth, polished, glacial, glabrous, brittle,

pellucid, limpid, glossy, silken.

ANT. _Rough, uneven, pliant, rugged, tough, opaque, turbid, muddy, dull,

dark._

=Glaze=, _v._ Set glass; calender, polish, burnish, gloss, furbish;

become glassy, grow dim; vitrify.

ANT. _Roughen, corrugate, rumple, crumple, wrinkle, furrow._

=Glimpse=, _n._ Glance, glimmering, sight, inkling, flash, survey,

trace, tinge.

ANT. _Observation, scrutiny, investigation, inspection, exposure,

analysis, examination._

=Gloom.= Obscurity, darkness, dimness, gloominess, cloud; dejection,

sadness, depression, despondency, melancholy; gloaming, twilight,

shadow, obscuration, dulness, cloudiness.

ANT. _Light, radiance, clearness, daylight, brightness._

=Glorify.= Extol, exalt, magnify, bless, honor, praise; brighten, make

illustrious, elevate, ennoble, adorn; laud, signalize, aggrandize,

panegyrize.

ANT. _Debase, depress, abuse, abase, defame, degrade, decry, censure,

blame, rebuke._

=Glorious.= Illustrious, renowned, celebrated, eminent, famed, famous,

distinguished, conspicuous; resplendent, splendid, radiant, bright,

brilliant; noble, lofty, exalted, supreme, high, excellent, consummate.

ANT. _Mean, debased, undistinguished, disgraced, unknown, dishonorable,

inglorious._

=Glory.= Honor, renown, celebrity, fame, praise; splendor, luster,

brightness, brilliancy, pride, effulgence; gloriousness, nobleness,

exaltation, grandeur; radiance, state, pomp, parade, magnificence.

ANT. _Obscurity, cloud, ignominy, dishonor, degradation, disgrace,

shame._

=Gloss=, _n._ Interpretation, comment, note, explanation, scholium,

commentary, annotation; pretext, pretense, specious plea; luster,

polish, shine, sheen; distortion, misinterpretation, perversion, twist,

plea, speciousness.

ANT. _Haze, nebulousness; truth, literalness, representation, reality,

verity, actuality, solution, exposition._

=Glowing.= Shining, hot, intense, ardent, excited, fiery, fervid,

fervent.

ANT. _Cool, languid, dispassionate, dull, apathetic, chilling._

=Glut=, _n._ Repletion, superabundance, surplus, overplus, redundancy,

overstock, superfluity.

ANT. _Scarcity, want, scantiness, dearth, failure, drainage,

exhaustion._

=Glut=, _v._ Cloy, sate, satiate, pall, surfeit; gorge, cram, stuff,

fill, overfeed, make replete.

ANT. _Empty, void, disgorge, eject, discharge, vomit._

=Gluttony.= Voracity, greed, gormandizement, deglutition.

ANT. _Abstinence, abstemiousness, temperance, frugality._

=Go.= Move, pass, proceed, advance, progress; walk, travel, journey,

fare; depart, set out, leave; reach, extend; contribute, concur, tend,

avail; eventuate, turn out; be esteemed, be reckoned; accept, approve,

endure, tolerate, swallow, bear; stir, budge.

ANT. _Stand, stay, come, remain, rest, endure, persist, lack, abide,

fail._

=Good=, _n._ Benefit, gain, advantage, utility, profit; welfare, weal,

prosperity, interest; virtue, righteousness, excellence; abundance,

riches; boon, blessing, mercy.

ANT. _Hurt, loss, detriment, injury, evil, disadvantage, ill, calamity,

affliction, infliction, curse._

=Good=, _a._ Advantageous, serviceable, profitable, useful, beneficial;

suitable, fit, convenient, proper, well-adapted; upright, virtuous,

worthy, pious, dutiful, righteous, religious; excellent, valuable,

precious, sterling, admirable, capital; kind, humane, benevolent,

friendly, favorable, gracious, merciful, obliging, well-disposed; fair,

unblemished, untarnished, unsullied, immaculate, honorable, unimpeached;

cheerful, lively, social, genial, companionable; able, skilful, expert,

ready, dexterous, well-qualified; competent; pleasant, gratifying,

agreeable; considerable; real, true, serious, unfeigned; right,

complete, sound, propitious, efficient, sufficient, valid, actual,

reputable, just.

ANT. _Bad, wrong, evil, ill, wicked, depraved, imperfect, unsound,

vicious, profane, niggardly, unpropitious, unserviceable, unsuitable,

inefficient, incompetent, inadequate, invalid, fictitious,

supposititious, inconsiderable, mean, disreputable, disgraceful;

baneful, mischievous, pernicious, injurious, hurtful; abandoned,

corrupt, immoral, unprincipled, dishonest, unfair, villainous;

unfortunate, unlucky, unhappy; unwelcome, sad, depressing, discouraging,

distressing; wretched, sorry, abominable; inferior, defective; severe,

serious, hard, heavy._

=Good-by.= Farewell, adieu.

ANT. _Salutation, welcome, hail, greeting._

=Good-humored.= Cheerful, buoyant, placid, amiable, good-natured,

good-tempered.

ANT. _Cross, ill-humored, ill-natured, unamiable, petulant, fretful,

peevish._

=Goodly.= Graceful, comely, beautiful, good-looking; pleasant, happy,

agreeable, desirable; excellent, fair, fine; considerable.

ANT. _Unpleasant, undesirable, inconsiderable, uncomely, ungainly,

clumsy, awkward._

=Gorgeous.= Showy, glittering, splendid, shining, magnificent,

resplendent, fine, rich, superb, dazzling; costly, grand, strong.

ANT. _Poor, naked, dingy, bare, threadbare, cheap; grimy, soiled; dull,

obscure, dim._

=Govern.= Manage, reign over, direct, command, control, rule, sway,

influence, mold, restrain, curb, moderate, guide, supervise, conduct;

regulate, steer, bridle.

ANT. _Be subject, obey, submit, comply, yield; misrule, misdirect,

misconduct._

=Grace.= Favor, kindness, condescension, love, benignity, good will;

piety, devotion, sanctity, devoutness, faith, holiness, religion; mercy,

pardon, forgiveness; elegance, polish, accomplishment, refinement;

beauty, symmetry, comeliness, gracefulness, ease; short prayer;

excellence, charm.

ANT. _Disfavor, deformity, pride, unkindness, gawkiness, awkwardness,

inelegance._

=Graceful.= Beautiful, comely, elegant, stately, easy, natural,

becoming, flowing, rounded, sinuous.

ANT. _Awkward, homely, uncouth, ugly, plain, gawky, ungraceful._

=Graceless.= Depraved, degenerate, corrupt, reprobate, dissolute,

profligate, lost, abandoned, hardened, obdurate, shameless,

incorrigible, wicked, irreclaimable; ungraceful, scampish, vicious,

worthless.

ANT. _Graceful, virtuous, upright, conscientious, worthy; gracious,

tender-hearted._

=Gracious.= Benevolent, benign, kind, favorable, benignant,

compassionate, friendly, merciful, tender, lenient, condescending, mild,

gentle; affable, familiar, civil, polite, easy, courteous, beneficent.

ANT. _Haughty, discourteous, ungracious, ill-disposed, churlish,

unfriendly, impolite._

=Gradation.= Progress, progression, succession; graduation, precedency,

arrangement, ordination, standing, rank, degree, stage, tier.

ANT. _Equality, uniformity, fraternity; abruptness, break, hiatus._

=Gradual.= Regular, progressive; slow, approximate; continuous,

unintermittent, step by step, gradational.

ANT. _Sudden, momentary, instantaneous, periodic, intermittent,

recurrent, broken, discontinuous, disconnected._

=Grand.= Stately, lordly, princely, august, exalted, majestic, elevated,

illustrious, eminent, dignified, great, high; magnificent, glorious,

superb, splendid, lofty, noble, sublime; principal, chief, main,

leading, supreme; large, imposing, important, eventful, pompous,

gorgeous.

ANT. _Little, undignified, unimposing, inferior, petty, paltry,

secondary, unimportant, insignificant, mean, common, beggarly,

contemptible, small._

=Grandeur.= Greatness, vastness, loftiness, elevation, immensity; state,

dignity, majesty, stateliness, pomp, augustness, splendor; magnificence,

display, ostentation.

ANT. _Meanness, paltriness; humiliation, shame, disgrace._

=Grandiloquence.= Bombast, fustian, turgidity; verbosity, pomposity,

mouthiness, grandiosity, antiloquence, stiltedness, euphuism.

ANT. _Simplicity, naïveté, unaffectedness; vernacular._

=Grant.= Yield, admit, concede, allow; give, bestow, confer, deign,

vouchsafe; convey, transfer; allot, accord, cede, impart.

ANT. _Withhold, withdraw, reserve, resume, deny, refuse._

=Graphic.= Vivid, lively, picturesque, well-drawn, striking, telling;

illustrative, pictorial, descriptive, forcible, feeling; described.

ANT. _Undescriptive, unillustrative, unpicturesque; hazy, obscure,

indefinite._

=Grasp.= Clasp, gripe, seize, grip, grapple, catch, clutch, clinch, lay

hold of; hold, retain, comprehend.

ANT. _Loose, lose, abandon, relinquish, surrender, release, miss,

misunderstand._

=Grateful.= Obliged, thankful, indebted, beholden; agreeable,

acceptable, pleasing, pleasant, delightful, gratifying, welcome,

charming, satisfying; delicious, savory, nice, cordial, luscious,

refreshing, invigorating; comforting, soothing, alleviating.

ANT. _Unpleasant, unacceptable, disobliged, ungrateful, disagreeable._

=Gratification.= Satisfaction, indulgence; enjoyment, delight, pleasure,

fruition; reward, recompense.

ANT. _Pain, dislike, disappointment, abstinence, stinting, discipline,

inurement, abnegation._

=Gratify.= Please, delight, gladden; indulge, satisfy, humor, fulfil.

ANT. _Displease, dissatisfy, stint, deprive, deny, discipline._

=Gratitude.= Thankfulness, obligation, gratefulness.

ANT. _Thanklessness, ingratitude, ungratefulness, unthankfulness,

resentment, oblivion, indignation._

=Gratuitous.= Free, voluntary, uncompensated, groundless, unwarranted,

unsought, unnecessary; spontaneous, baseless, unrecompensed.

ANT. _Compulsory, involuntary, obligatory, necessitated, warranted,

well-founded; unwilling, enforced, enjoined._

=Grave=, _a._ Important, weighty, serious, cogent, momentous; sober,

sedate, thoughtful, staid, solemn; plain, subdued, quiet, silent; sad,

pressing, demure, somber, aggravated, heavy.

ANT. _Joyous, merry, unimportant, facetious, ridiculous, trivial, light,

frivolous, futile, trifling, petty, slight._

=Great.= Large, big, vast, huge, bulky, ample, immense, gigantic,

enormous; much, excessive, high; numerous, countless; considerable,

important, weighty; distinguished, eminent, exalted, prominent,

excellent, elevated, celebrated, noted, famed, illustrious, famous,

renowned; august, grand, dignified, noble, sublime, majestic, lofty;

generous, magnanimous, chivalrous, high-minded; sumptuous, rich,

magnificent; difficult, onerous, hard, burdensome, grievous; chief,

principal, main, leading, grand; superior, preëminent; protracted,

noticeable.

ANT. _Little, narrow, scanty, puny, few, short, mean, ignoble, weak,

unimportant._

=Greediness.= Avidity, hunger, voracity, ravenousness, gluttony;

eagerness, longing, greed, intense desire; grasping, avarice, rapacity,

selfishness.

ANT. _Generosity, prodigality, benevolence._

=Greedy.= Voracious, ravenous, insatiable, gluttonous, insatiate,

rapacious; eager, desirous; selfish, grasping, avaricious; hungry.

ANT. _Abstemious, abstinent, contented, apathetic, indifferent;

generous, unselfish._

=Grief.= Bitterness, misery, agony, anguish, heartache, heartbreak;

trial, grievance; melancholy, sadness, sorrow, trouble, tribulation,

woe, mourning, affliction, distress, regret.

ANT. _Happiness, joy, elation, delight, hilarity, exultation, cheer,

mirth, gaiety._

=Grievance.= Hardship, wrong, injury, burden, oppression; affliction,

trial, sorrow, grief, distress, woe; complaint, trouble, injustice.

ANT. _Congratulation, boon, benefit, rejoicing, privilege, alleviation,

riddance, disburdenment._

=Grieve.= Afflict, pain, hurt, distress, sadden, agonize; sorrow, mourn,

lament, suffer, bewail; burden, annoy, wound, complain, deplore.

ANT. _Ease, soothe, console, please, rejoice, exult, alleviate, gratify,

content, satisfy._

=Grievous.= Sad, heavy, distressing, afflictive, painful, deplorable,

lamentable; hurtful, injurious, noxious, mischievous, detrimental,

calamitous; atrocious, heinous, outrageous, intolerable, dreadful,

flagrant, aggravated; sorrowful, baleful, burdensome, unhappy,

disastrous.

ANT. _Pleasant, joyous, delightful, glad, consolatory, acceptable,

welcome, grateful, light, trivial, trifling._

=Grim.= Fierce, ruthless, cruel, savage, ferocious; frightful, horrible,

hideous, dire, horrid, appalling, terrific, dreadful; ugly, ghastly,

sullen, stern.

ANT. _Mild, attractive, benign, placid, docile._

=Gross.= Great, large, big, bulky; dense, thick; coarse, rough, rude,

unrefined, unseemly, unbecoming; indelicate, sensual, impure, vulgar,

low, broad; enormous, flagrant, shameful, outrageous, grievous;

palpable, manifest, glaring; whole, total, entire, aggregate; vicious,

animal, bloated.

ANT. _Partial, component; net; refined, pure; elegant, delicate,

subtle._

=Grotesque.= Fantastic, whimsical, fanciful, droll, odd, unnatural,

strange, wild, bizarre, extravagant; ludicrous, absurd, ridiculous,

antic, burlesque; quaint, old, archaic, distorted, caricatured.

ANT. _Classic, chaste, graceful, fine, severe, regular, fashionable,

symmetrical, typical, formal, normal._

=Ground.= Basis, base, groundwork, support, foundation; sod, soil, clod,

earth, loam, turf; region, territory, country, land, domain; estate,

acres, field; motive, consideration, reason, cause, account, inducement;

premise, plea.

ANT. _Superstructure, statement, argument, inference, deduction;

product, development, result, effect; ocean, sea, deep, main, waters._

=Grounded.= Rooted, established, initiated, inaugurated, trained,

prepared, fixed, set; indoctrinated.

ANT. _Ungrounded, unprepared, uninitiated, baseless, unfounded,

groundless, unauthorized._

=Groundless.= Vain, supposititious, unfounded, false, baseless,

fanciful, chimerical, gratuitous.

ANT. _Well-founded, authoritative, substantial, actual, authentic._

=Group.= Cluster, collection, assemblage, order, bunch, knot, class,

clump, assembly, collocation.

ANT. _Individual, crowd, isolation, medley, confusion; dispersion,

distribution, scattering._

=Grovel.= Creep, crawl, sneak, be prone, fawn, cringe, lie, grub,

wallow.

ANT. _Soar, aspire, mount, rise, domineer, intimidate, dictate,

browbeat._

=Grow.= Enlarge, increase, swell, expand, extend, augment; vegetate,

shout, sprout, germinate; advance, wax, progress, improve; adhere;

raise, produce, cultivate; accrue, become, develop, amplify.

ANT. _Diminish, recede, contract, fail, stop, die, wane, decline,

subside, ebb, decay, depreciate, crumble, weaken._

=Grudge=, _n._ Hatred, pique, rancor, spite, malice, malevolence;

grievance, aversion, dissatisfaction, discontent, refusal.

ANT. _Welcome, satisfaction, approval, contentment, benefaction,

complacency, bestowal._

=Guardian.= Warden, keeper, protector, defender, preserver; custodian,

conservator.

ANT. _Pupil, ward; traitor, betrayer; charge, minor._

=Guess.= Conjecture, divine, surmise, mistrust, suspect; find out,

solve, penetrate, fathom; suppose, think, believe, fancy, imagine;

hazard, risk.

ANT. _Examine, prove, investigate, establish, demonstrate, deduce,

elaborate, illustrate._

=Guide=, _n._ Director, conductor, pilot; mentor, monitor, adviser,

instructor, counselor; clue, key; itinerary.

ANT. _Follower, disciple, imitator, pupil._

=Guide=, _v._ Lead, conduct, pilot; direct, rule, manage, regulate,

govern, control, steer; superintend, influence, train.

ANT. _Mislead, misconduct, misdirect, mismanage, misregulate, misguide,

miseducate, betray, deceive, impose upon, disappoint, cheat._

=Guile.= Cunning, craft, subtlety, artifice, artfulness, deceit,

duplicity, deception, fraud, wiles, trickery; treachery, insidiousness,

hypocrisy.

ANT. _Frankness, simplicity, honesty, candor, generosity, sincerity,

truth, veracity._

=Guilt.= Guiltiness, culpability, criminality; wrong, offensiveness,

wickedness, ill desert, iniquity, sin, offense.

ANT. _Sinlessness, innocence, purity, godliness, righteousness._

=Guise.= Aspect, appearance, garb, dress, form, shape, figure, manner,

mode, fashion; practice, habit, custom; semblance, plea, demeanor, mien.

ANT. _Character, person, individual, sentiment, disposition, opinion,

life, mind, soul, self._

=Gumption.= Shrewdness, discernment, sagacity, skill, cleverness,

ability, capacity, power, penetration, common sense.

=Gush=, _v._ Burst, stream, flow, rush, spout, pour out, flow out;

sentimentalize, be overeffusive.

ANT. _Drip, drop, filter, ooze, percolate, dribble, drain, strain,

trickle._

=Gust.= Taste, relish, zest, liking; pleasure, enjoyment, delight,

delectation, gratification; turn, fancy, favor; blast, squall; fit,

outburst, burst, paroxysm; puff, breeze, gale.

ANT. _Calm, tranquillity, subsidence, composure, restraint, zephyr;

insipidity, tastelessness._

H

=Habiliment.= Dress, garments, clothes, apparel, vesture, raiment,

habit, costume, vestment, garb, robes, uniform, clothing.

ANT. _Undress, nudity, bareness, deshabille, divestment._

=Habit.= Condition, constitution, temperament; way, manner; dress, garb,

habiliment; habituation, familiarity, association, inurement; routine,

rule, custom, fashion, practice, system, habitude, use, usage, wont.

ANT. _Dishabituation, inexperience, inconversance, desuetude, disuse,

breach, infringement, disusage._

=Habitation.= Abode, dwelling, lodging, domicil, headquarters, quarters,

dwelling-place.

=Habitual.= Usual, customary, wonted, common, accustomed, regular,

ordinary, familiar, everyday, perpetual.

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