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fadge(2)(dictionary)
fadge(dictionary)

unoccupied (iou) and fadge(2) (iou)


unoccupied (iou)



unoccupied adjective. LME.
[from UN-1 + occupied pa. pple of OCCUPY.]
Not occupied; not engaged in any work or activity, idle; not taken up or used; not occupied by inhabitants, empty.
E. B. White Buildings stand unoccupied for most of the year. A. J. P. Taylor The Germans moved into unoccupied France. A. Brookner They looked expectant, unoccupied, ready for diversion.
unoccupancy noun the state of being unoccupied M19.

fadge(2) (iou)



fadge noun2. dial. & techn. L16.
[Origin unkn.]
A bundle, a load; esp. (Austral. & NZ) a small bale or part-filled sack of wool.