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Meanings of homebody in English

Portuguese
caseiro

A person who seldom goes anywhere; one not given to wandering or travel.

caseiro
Usage of homebody in English
1
After that, I moved out to Jersey and met my homebody J-Dot.
Ebony
2
The road was very demanding and tiring and Whitney was really a homebody.
Ebony
3
I don't really do much because I'm kind of a homebody.
Ebony
4
And when the homebody Richard Jewell was exonerated by the F.B.I.
The new yorker
5
There was a city there-notan Okie, but a homebody, grown from the earth.
Cities in Flight
6
Quiet, polite-anda good influence on Mary, who tends to be a natural homebody.
In the shadow of gotham
7
It's hard to judge their logic, she says; in recent years she's been a homebody.
The Guardian
8
I'm really more of a homebody, but it would be nice to see the world once.
Exit strategy
9
I'm a committed homebody, happiest when with family.
The Guardian
10
If one of you is outgoing and the other a homebody, can you adapt and compromise?
Ebony
11
She's just a little homebody, aren't you, cupcake?
Wife for hire
12
I was a bit of a homebody anyway, and didn't mind being by myself all that much.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
13
Rebecca always blamed Oxford for turning me into such a tea-toddling homebody, and I never contradicted her.
The Lost Sisterhood
14
Very much the homebody, Mrs. Rogers is.
Evanly bodies
15
Just a little homebody, she said.
Wife for hire
16
She's more of a homebody.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
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Translations for homebody
Portuguese
caseiro
Homebody through the time