Definition home in British English

a broken home (phrase) away (adverb) away (adjective) at home (phrase) bring home the bacon (phrase) care home (noun) charity begins at home (phrase) chickens come home to roost (phrase) children’s home (noun) close to home (phrase) don’t try this at home (phrase) down-home (adjective) eat someone out of house and home (phrase) funeral home (noun) something home (phrase) hearth and home (phrase) home (phrase) holiday home (noun) home (noun) home (adverb) home (verb) home alone (adjective) home and dry (phrase) home and hosed (phrase) home base (noun) home brew (noun) home cinema (noun) Home Counties (adjective) home economics (noun) home free (phrase) home from home (phrase) home ground (noun) home help (noun) home improvement (noun) home language (noun) home loan (noun) home loan modification (noun) home movie (noun) home office (noun) home page (noun) home plate (noun) home rule (noun) home run (noun) home schooling (noun) Home Secretary (noun) home shopping (noun) home sweet home (phrase) home theater (noun) home time (noun) home town (noun) home truths (noun) home unit (noun) home visit (noun) home-grown (adjective) home-grown (noun) home-made (adjective) iceberg home (noun) make yourself at home (phrase) mental home (noun) mobile home (noun) motor home (noun) naked home (noun) to write home about () nursing home () old people’s home () press something home (phrase) ram home (phrase) home a message (phrase) rest home (noun) retirement home (noun) romp (phrase) scramble home (phrase) scrape home (phrase) second home (noun) slam something home (phrase) someone’s chickens come home to roost (phrase) starter home (noun) stately home (noun) stay-at-home (adjective) stay-at-home (phrase) take something home (phrase) take-home pay (noun) the home front (noun) the Home Office () the home straight (noun) the lights are on but no one’s home (phrase) the cows come home (phrase) what’s .... when it’s at home?/who’s .... when they’re at home? (phrase)