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habitsnounpl. of habit a usual manner of behaving or doingit was his habit to rise early customs, fashions, habitudes, patterns, practices(also practises), rituals, tricks, ways, wonts addictionsdispositionsbents, inclinations, proclivities, sets, tendencies, tenors, turnsbags, conventions, forms, modes, stylesusages, usesdeportments, manners, moresdrills, grooves, jog trots, regimens, regimes(also régimes), rotes, routines, rutsaffectations, airs, posesattributes, characteristics, marks, traitseccentricities, kinks, oddities, peculiarities, quirks, singularities, tics a physiological need for certain drugsa cocaine habit of long standing the type of body that a person hasan imposing man of vigorous habit builds, constitutions, figures, forms, frames, physiques, shapes anatomies, structures to outfit with clothes and especially fine or special clotheshis exclusive clothing store had habited the town's upper crust for as long as anyone could remember apparels, arrays, attires, bedecks, caparisons, clothes, costumes, decks (out), does up, dresses, dresses up, enrobes, garbs, garments, gets up, gowns, invests, rigs (out), robes, suits, togs (up or out), toilets, vestures cloaks, frocks, jackets, mantles, vestsdrapes, enswathes, haps(dialect), huddles, swaddles, swathes, wrapsaccoutres(or accouters), bedights(archaic), equips, furnishes, habilitates, outfits, tailors, uniformsdresses down, underdresses disarrays, disrobes, strips, unclothes, undresses, untrusses(archaic) denudes, divests, uncovers, undrapes, unveils |