Habit

habit, n. The usual condition of a person or thing ordinary state esp. physical temperament fixed custom involuntary tendency or aptitude to perform certain actions, acquired by their frequent repetition manner way custom moral character attire dre habiliment a garment, esp. a closely fitting coat worn by ladies. — v. To dre , clothe, array. [OF. L. habitus, a garment, also a habit, custom, fr. L. habere, habitum, to have, keep exhibit, inhabit, prohibit, able, dishabille, debt,binnacle, malady; not rt.have.]—Habitat, n. (Nat. Hist.) The natural abode of a plant or animal. [L., 3d pers. sing, of habit are, to dwell, freq. of habereA — Habitant, n. An inhabitant dweller res am, fame, far, pa or opera, fare Cnd, HACK rule.] — Gyn'ecoKogy, n. (Med.) Science of the nature and diseases of women. [Gr. logos, discourse.]