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Eavescent

Definition:

adj. - Describing something that is situated or occurring under the eaves of a building.

adj. - Characterized by or pertaining to the eaves of a building.

n. - A person who spends considerable time near the eaves of a building.

Senses:

  1. Adjective - Situated or occurring under the eaves of a building.
  2. Adjective - Characterized by or pertaining to the eaves of a building.
  3. Noun - A person who spends considerable time near the eaves of a building.

Usage:

Sense 1: Adjective - Situated or occurring under the eaves of a building.

Example sentences:

  1. The eavescent birds built their nests under the roof's eaves.
  2. The eavescent moss grew abundantly on the shaded side of the house.

Sense 2: Adjective - Characterized by or pertaining to the eaves of a building.

Example sentences:

  1. The eavescent design of the house included ornate wooden brackets under the eaves.
  2. She admired the eavescent architecture of the historical buildings in the old town.

Sense 3: Noun - A person who spends considerable time near the eaves of a building.

Example sentences:

  1. The neighborhood kids often had eavescents who enjoyed watching the activities from their windows.
  2. The eccentric old man became known as the eavescent of the town due to his habit of observing passerby from his balcony.

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