Habitat

What do we mean by habitat?

The natural environment in which a species or group of species lives. noun

A particular kind of natural environment. noun

An artificial environment created for an animal to live in. noun

A structure that affords a controlled environment for living in extremely inhospitable locations, such as an underwater research laboratory. noun

The place where a person lives or is most likely to be found. noun

It lives or dwells: a Latin word beginning (in New Latin) that part of the description of an animal or a plant which mentions its locality: as, habitat in America septentrionali (it lives or grows in North America). Such statements are usually abbreviated, as Hab. Am. Sept. noun

N. In natural history, the area or region where an animal or a plant naturally lives or grows; by extension, place of abode in general; habitation. noun

The natural abode, locality or region of an animal or plant. noun

Place where anything is commonly found. noun

A specific place or natural conditions in which a plant or animal lives. noun

The type of environment in which an organism or group normally lives or occurs noun

Conditions suitable for an organism or population of organisms to live.

A place or type of site where an organism or population naturally occurs.

A terrestrial or aquatic area distinguished by geographic, abiotic and biotic features, whether entirely natural or semi-natural.

A place in which a person lives.

The place where you waste your time playing video games, eating junk food, and looking up the word "habitat." Urban Dictionary

A habitat is where animals live. I have a soul and, therefore, cannot have a habitat. Urban Dictionary

The messy room an/or living space of a just-as-disheveled loved one, FWB, or partner. Urban Dictionary

What church sould be, but often isn't. Urban Dictionary

Someone's comfort in doing something they truly love Urban Dictionary

The largest homebuilder in the city of Atlanta. Urban Dictionary

A home for crusty crustations...usually dwell in moist tuna smelling genitalia... Urban Dictionary

Party habitat (n) An area designated for activities of a partayish nature, usually found at collin o'brien's house. Can also be used for a party in which dan hochberg is dancing and singing along to "oops i did it again" by himself. Urban Dictionary

Noun: Home decor sanctuary for those who believe their living room should look like a page out of a stylish magazine. Urban Dictionary

A run-down neighborhood, complete with random gunfire, broken-down cars and the sound of police helicopters (ghetto birds), also one of the only places to find affordable rent. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to habitat:
habitat, habitant, habitan, abitat, habitar.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word habitat:
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Words that rhyme with habitat:
cat, at, caveat, that, hat, rat, bat, flat, mat, fat, chat, pat, scat, format, combat, spat, tat, brat, matte, stat, gnat, plutocrat, sat, vat, aristocrat, splat, matt, gat, slat, nat, autocrat, acrobat, ziggurat, polecat, thermostat, sprat, bobcat, laundromat, diplomat, copycat, chitchat, brickbat, democrat, muskrat, wildcat, bureaucrat, kat, batt, begat, doormat, wombat, dat, tomcat, aerostat, latke, look at, technocrat, strat, platte, sadat, thundercat, scrat, gatt, pussycat, schmatte, platt, scatt, tit-for-tat, pratt, pack rat, placemat, elat, in that, bratt, glatt, hard hat, tit for tat, top hat, such that, nonfat, pick at, butterfat, get at, cowboy hat, calico cat, blatt, gujarat, bell the cat, patte, high hat, kitcat, arrive at, hatte, fall flat, inmarsat, sand cat, babysat, gnaw at, stand pat, place mat.

Adjectives that are often used to describe habitat:
natural, suitable, native, original, critical, aquatic, preferred, particular, normal, ideal, riparian, open, prime, available, present, marine, usual, wetland, favorable, typical, terrestrial, excellent, coastal, proper, favorite, unique, appropriate, rich, waterfowl, wild, potential, former, dry, urban, rocky, freshwater, valuable, tropical, essential, permanent, principal, optimal, perfect, restricted, unsuitable, favourite, limited, intertidal, moist, favourable, grizzly, diverse, protected, marginal, artificial, ecological, larval, mangrove, riverine, productive, arboreal, undisturbed, wet, congenial, quality, favored.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective habitat:
fragmentation, preferences, management, selection, types, models, utilization, degradation, distribution, loss, requirements, destruction, type, use, changes, conservation, partitioning, heterogeneity, associations, suitability, relations, segregation, houses, structure, corridors, differences, groups, lives, home, patches, effects, woodlands, mapping, relationships, lakes, project, plans, availability, diversity, specificity, features, affiliate, areas, ponds, monitoring, occurrence, ecology, projects, saturation, connectivity, development, claims, history, habits, species, breeds, marshes, swamps, adults, india, notes, families, considerations, alterations, biology, descriptions, volunteers, fields, protection, shifts, improvements, specialists, soil, modifications, persistence, range, needs, affiliates, communities, edges, losses, homes, planning, mosses, modification, preference, concept, widespread, characteristics, intertidal, slopes, site, diversification.

Consonant match to habitat:
hebetate.

Words that sound like habitat:
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