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occupy
verb (occupies , occupied , occupying )
1 to have possession of or live in (a house, etc).
2 to be in or fill (time or space, etc).
3 to take possession of (a town or foreign country, etc) by force.
4 to enter and take possession of (a building, etc) often by force and without authority.
5 a to keep (someone, oneself or one's mind, etc) busy;
b to fill in (time) occupied the three-hour journey with knitting .
6 to hold (a post or office).
[14c: from Latin occupare to seize]
occupier noun .
verb (occupies , occupied , occupying )
1 to have possession of or live in (a house, etc).
2 to be in or fill (time or space, etc).
3 to take possession of (a town or foreign country, etc) by force.
4 to enter and take possession of (a building, etc) often by force and without authority.
5 a to keep (someone, oneself or one's mind, etc) busy;
b to fill in (time) occupied the three-hour journey with knitting .
6 to hold (a post or office).
[14c: from Latin occupare to seize]
occupier noun .
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