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People who live in a particular place or neighborhood.

To discover the exact position or place of something.

Situated in a particular place or position.

A particular place or position.

Particular places or positions.

A device for securing a door, container, or lid, typically operated by a key.

A state of isolation or restricted access instituted as a security measure.

Secured or fastened with a lock.

A small lockable compartment for storing personal belongings, typically in a public place.

A small ornamental case, typically made of gold or silver, worn on a chain around the neck and used to hold a photograph or memento.

The act or process of securing something with a lock.

Plural of lock; devices for securing doors or containers.

A small house or cabin, especially one in the country used for holidays or by a gatekeeper.

Past tense of "lodge"; stayed temporarily in rented accommodation.

A room or space directly under the roof of a building, used for storage or converted into living space.

A portion of the trunk or a large branch of a tree that has been cut.

Past tense of "log"; recorded information officially.

The science of reasoning and correct thinking; the study of valid inference.

Based on or in accordance with the principles of logic; reasonable.

A symbol or design adopted by an organization to identify its products, brand, or services.

Sections of tree trunks or large branches, especially when cut for fuel or timber.

The capital and largest city of England and the United Kingdom, situated on the River Thames.

Having no companions; solitary or single.

Sadness because one has no friends or company.

Sad because one has no friends or company; feeling isolated.

A person who prefers to be alone or who avoids the company of others.

Feeling sad or melancholy because of a lack of companionship or being alone.

Measuring a great distance from end to end.

Comparative form of "long": of greater length or duration.

Superlative form of "long"; having the greatest length or duration compared to others.

A strong, persistent desire or craving, especially for something unattainable or distant.

(British informal) A toilet or bathroom.

Direct one's gaze toward someone or something.

Past tense of "look": directed one's gaze.

(Informal/dialectal) Eye dialect spelling of "looking," representing casual pronunciation.

Present participle of "look": directing one's gaze.

A person stationed to keep watch for danger or to give warning.

Directs one's gaze in a specified direction.

(Informal) Crazy, foolish, or eccentric.

A shape produced by a curve that bends around and crosses itself or nearly so.

Not firmly or tightly fixed in place; detached or able to be detached.

To make or become less tight or firm.

Goods stolen during a war, riot, or other violent event.

A man of noble rank or high office; a peer.

Plural of lord; men of noble rank or high office.

A title used when addressing or referring to a judge, bishop, or nobleman.

(British) A large motor vehicle for transporting goods; a truck.

Be deprived of or cease to have possession of something.

A person who has been defeated in a contest or competition.

Plural of loser; people who have been defeated in a contest or competition.