disoccupationn.
Lack of occupation, unoccupied condition.
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society > leisure > [noun]
restingOE
leisure13..
voidnessa1382
remissionc1384
vacationc1386
ease1393
otiosity1483
holiday1526
otiation1589
idlesse1596
vacance1610
playa1616
vacancya1616
remissness1624
recess1644
otium cum dignitate1729
dolce far niente1814
disoccupation1834
otium1850
non-work1855
kef1864
toillessness1877
1834 R. Southey Let. in Corr. R. Southey with C. Bowles (1881) 299 There is no interval of disoccupation.
1889 W. D. Howells Hazard New Fortunes II. 105 A life of luxurious disoccupation.
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- winterfeed
- winterfeeding
- winterfeeds
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- winterflowering
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- wintergreen oil
- wintergreens
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- winterhardy
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