Associations to the word «Lodged»
Noun
- Complaint
- Bullet
- Jail
- Garret
- Clot
- Fir
- Lodging
- Petition
- Fed
- Landlady
- Appeal
- Objection
- Barb
- Inn
- Tenement
- Protest
- Spine
- Throat
- Crevice
- Pellet
- Rue
- Whitehall
- Musket
- Vertebra
- Defamation
- Shard
- Hollow
- Attic
- Hilt
- Arrow
- Lung
- Thigh
- Chateau
- Splinter
- Abdomen
- Accusation
- Chest
- Artery
- Apartment
- Fragment
- Tribunal
- Palace
- Palazzo
- Versailles
- Skull
- Indictment
- Obstruction
- Stable
- Continuance
- Bribery
- Rook
- Inmate
- Vagina
- Rib
- Landlord
- Confinement
- Hotel
- Edifice
- Asylum
- Abode
- Negligence
- Airway
- Steward
- Stomach
- Louvre
- Autopsy
- Application
- Cavity
- Prison
Adjective
Wiktionary
LODGED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of lodge
LODGED, adjective. (heraldry) lying down; used of beasts of the chase, as couchant is used of beasts of prey.
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