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neck the wood

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Main Entry: neck of the woods
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: a particular area

Synonyms:

backyard, locality, neighborhood, region, stamping ground, vicinage, vicinity
Main Entry: area
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: region, district

Synonyms:

belt, block, city, county, division, domain, dominion, enclosure, field, kingdom, locality, neck of the woods, neighborhood, parcel, patch, plot, precinct, principality, quarter, section, sector, sphere, square, state, stretch, territory, township, tract, turf, vicinity, ward, zone
Main Entry: community
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: society, area of people

Synonyms:

association, body politic, center, colony, commonality, commonwealth, company, district, general public, hamlet, locality, nation, neck of the woods, neighborhood, people, populace, public, residents, society, state, stomping ground, territory, turf
Main Entry: district
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: geographical area

Synonyms:

commune, community, department, locale, locality, neck of the woods, neighborhood, parcel, parish, precinct, quarter, region, section, sector, stomping ground, territory, turf*, vicinage, vicinity, ward
Main Entry: domain
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: area of expertise, rule

Synonyms:

authority, bailiwick, concern, demesne, department, discipline, district, dominion, empire, estate, field, home park, jurisdiction, land, neck of the woods, occupation, orbit*, power, province, quarter, realm, region, scope, slot, specialty, sphere, stomping grounds, terrain, territory, turf, walk, wing
Main Entry: environment
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: surroundings, atmosphere

Synonyms:

ambiance, aura, backdrop, background, circumstances, climate, conditions, context, domain, element, encompassment, entourage, habitat, hood, jungle*, locale, medium, milieu, neck of the woods, neighborhood, purlieus, scene, scenery, setting, situation, status, stomping ground, surroundings, terrain, territory, turf, zoo
Notes: environment emerged linked with nature, implying 'natural' (not human, not cultural) surroundings; ecology emerged as a scientific effort to connect organisms (such as the human) to their environments
environment is the area in which something exists or lives; habitat is a the place or type of place where a person or thing is most likely to be found
Main Entry: habitat/habitation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: place where someone resides

Synonyms:

abode, accommodations, address, apartment, berth, biosphere, cave, co-op, commorancy, condo, condominium, den, digs, domicile, dwelling, element, environment, fireside, flat, haunt*, haven, hearth, hole*, home, home plate, homestead, house, housing, locale, locality, lodging, neck of the woods, nest, nook, occupancy, occupation, pad, place, quarters, range, residence, residency, roof*, roost, seat*, settlement, site, stamping ground, stomping ground, surroundings, terrain, territory, turf
Main Entry: home
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: birthplace, environment

Synonyms:

abode, camping ground, country, element, family, farm, fireside, habitat, habitation, haunt, haven, hearth, hills, home ground, homeland, homestead, hometown, household, land, locality, neck of the woods, neighborhood, range, roof, site, soil, stamping ground, stomping ground, territory
Main Entry: locale/locality
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: physical setting

Synonyms:

area, bailiwick, belt, district, domain, haunt, hole, home, location, locus, neck of the woods, neighborhood, place, position, region, scene, sector, site, sphere, spot, stage, stomping ground, territory, theater, tract, turf, venue, vicinity, zone
Main Entry: location
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: place of residence or activity

Synonyms:

area, bearings, district, fix*, hole, locale, locality, locus, neck of the woods, neighborhood, part, point, position, post, region, scene, section, site, situation, spot, station, tract, turf, venue, whereabouts
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