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visitnoun a temporary residing as another's guestmy aunt always looks forward to her weeklong annual visit with her mother a coming to see another briefly for social or business reasonscame by for a quick visit call, visitation drop-in, stopoverget-together, meeting, rendezvous, tryst to make a social call uponthe club ladies make a point of visiting everyone who moves into the neighborhood call (on or upon), drop in (on), see look up, seek (out)drop by brush (aside or off), cold-shoulder, ignore, snub to reside as a temporary guestan old friend who comes to visit for a month every summer crash(slang), sojourn, stay, tarry come by, come over, drop by, drop in, run in, step in, stop (by)frequent, hang (around or out), hauntinhabit, occupy abide, dwell, live, reside to engage in casual or rambling conversationtries to visit with her best friend on the phone at least once a week babble, blab, cackle, chaffer(British), chat, chatter, chin(slang), converse, gab, gabble, gas, jabber, jaw, kibitz(also kibbitz), natter, palaver, patter, prate, prattle, rap, rattle, run on, schmooze(or shmooze), talk, twitter gossip, tattledescant, discuss, expatiateyak(also yack), yammer, yap blow smoke, chew the fat(also chew the rag), shoot the breeze, talk a blue streak to go to or spend time in oftenvisit Ireland for a few weeks every year affect, frequent, habituate, hang (at), haunt, resort (to) patronizeattend, take ininfest, invade, overrun, swarmcall (on or upon), drop by, drop in, pop (in), run (in), stop (in or by)camp (out in), sojourn (at), stay (at), stop (over), tarry (in) avoid, shun dodge, duck, elude, escape, eschew, evade, shake to make a brief visitstopped to visit with my father on the way out of town call, come by, come over, drop by, drop in, pop (in), run (over), run in, step in, stop (by or in) barge (in)look up, seebop (into), happen (by)frequent, hang (at), haunt, resort (to) in the 13th century |