home

1 :  to or at one's place of residence or home (see ¹home 1a) told the dog to go home stayed home all day

2a :  to a final, closed, or ultimate position drive a nail homeb :  to or at an ultimate objective (such as a goal or finish line) fired the puck home

3 :  to a vital sensitive core the truth struck home

1 :  of, relating to, or being a place of residence, place of origin, or base of operations the company's home office

2 :  prepared, done, or designed for use in a home (see ¹home) home remedies home cooking a home entertainment system

3 :  operating or occurring in an area that is a headquarters or base of operations the home team home games

1 :  to go or return to one's place of residence or origin :  to go or return home (see ¹home) let us home

2 of an animal :  to return accurately to one's native area of place of birth or origin from a distance :  to return home The salmon will home to spawn.

3 :  to move to or toward an objective by following a signal or landmark —usually used with on or in missiles homing in on a target mariners … sought the dark spires of Oakland's redwoods to home on — J. W. Noble

4 :  to proceed or direct attention toward an objective science is homing in on the mysterious human process — Sam Glucksberg

:  to send to or provide with a home hidden pools and much wider creeks each of which homed its cranes — I. L. Idriess

Sir Alec Douglas- 1903–1995 British prime minister (1963–64)

William Douglas- 1912–1992 brother of Alec Douglas-Home British dramatist

1 :  the house or apartment where a person lives

2 :  the place where a person was born or grew up

3 :  habitat The Arctic is the home of polar bears.

4 :  a place for the care of people unable to care for themselves an orphans' home

5 :  a family living together She comes from a good home.

6 :  ¹house 1 There are new homes for sale.

7 :  the goal or point to be reached in some games

1 :  to or at home It feels good to be home.

2 :  to the final place or limit Use a hammer to drive the nail home.