intransitive. To associate or have dealings with. Obsolete.

To live together as bees in a hive; also transferred to lodge together.

intransitive. To dwell or live together (with). archaic.

= cohabit, v. 1.

intransitive. To dwell together.

intransitive. To dwell under one roof. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To take up residence with another person; to take possession of a new place of residence; to occupy new premises. (In figurative…

to live in each other's pockets and variants: to live in excessively close proximity or interdependence. Similarly in and out of each other's pockets.

intransitive. Usually with up. To obtain temporary accommodation, to shelter for the night; to lodge with (esp. as a sexual partner), to set up house…

intransitive. To cohabit; (also) to coexist.