Dwell

Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 184
dwel, v. [dwelled (dweld) usually dwelt, dwelling.] To abide as a permanent resident to inhabit for a time to be domiciled, reside, stay, remain. [AS. dwell an, to retard, delay, dwal, dull, — torpid, Ic. dvelja, Sw. dvaljas, to dwell, tarry.] To dwell on, or upon. To continue on, occupy a long time with, hang on with attention, be absorbed with. —Dwell'er, n. — Dwell'ing, n. Habitation abode domicile. — Dwelling-house, n. A house intended — for residence, disting. f a store, office, etc. place, n. Place of residence, abode.
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