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>habitue

Main Entry:: ha·bi·tué
Variant(s):: also ha·bi·tue \hə-ˈbi-chə-ˌwā, ha-, -ˌbi-chə-ˈ\
Function:: noun
Etymology:: French, from past participle of habituer to frequent, from Late Latin habituare to habituate, from Latin habitus
Date:: 1818

1 : a person who may be regularly found in or at a particular place or kind of place <café habitués> 2 : devotee <an Internet habitué>

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