(Usually plural) the office that serves as the administrative center of an enterprise.
(Baseball) base consisting of a rubber slab where the batter stands; it must be touched by a base runner in order to score.
1Families gather at the ship's home base, anxiously hoping for good news.
2We have always used Yosemite as home base for developing our techniques.
3In its home base of Germany, Deutsche Telekom is up against No.
4Returning to home base in Manhattan afterward didn't go as smoothly, though.
5Sousa accomplished all of this from his home base on Capitol Hill.
6The reaction was less frenetic in New York, Trump's old home base.
7When they don't find us, they'll head back to their home base.
8His group collaborated with researchers at Summit's home base, Oak Ridge National Lab.
9Thereupon all of the players race back to the home base.
10The rabble of structures nearby must serve as its home base.
11Plug in the home base and set the botvac to charge.
12That city was also the home base for CAVEX, which Oleg enthusiastically joined.
13But he ended up shooting closer to his current home base of LA.
14New York will be Delta's biggest hub after its home base of Atlanta.
15Whether ball or runner reached home base first was most difficult to decide.
16Finally, after centuries of nomadic living, he'd been assigned to a home base.
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