dwell /dwel/

1. To abide or reside (formal or archaic)
2. To remain
3. To rest attention (on)
4. To continue long (in; obsolete)

1. To inhabit
2. To cause to dwell

1. A pause or hesitation in the working of a machine (engineering)
2. A part of a cam shaped so as to allow a pause in operation at any point in its cycle (engineering)

dwellˈer noun

dwellˈing noun (formal or archaic)

1. The place where one dwells
2. A house
3. Habitation
4. Continuance

dwellˈing-house noun

A house used as a dwelling, in distinction from a place of business or other building

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