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harboringverbpresent participle of harbor to keep in one's mind or hearthe had long harbored a grudge against his old employer, who had high-handedly fired him without cause bearing, cherishing, entertaining, having, holding, nursing cultivating, fostering, nurturing, supporting, sustainingcarrying, keeping, maintaining, preserving, remembering, retaining, treasuringcleaving (to), clinging (to), hugging, sticking (to)brooding (about or over), fixating (on or upon), obsessing (about or over) hanging on to, holding on to disregarding, dropping, forgetting, ignoring, neglecting, overlookingabjuring, declining, denying, disdaining, refusing, rejecting, repudiating, scorningabandoning, deserting, discarding, forsaking, giving up, parting (with), quitting, renouncing, throwing outerasing, expunging to provide with living quarters or shelterthe woods in our suburb harbor deer, foxes, raccoons, and skunks accommodating, bestowing, billeting, bivouacking, boarding, bunking, camping, chambering, domiciling, encamping, housing, lodging, putting up, quartering, roofing, rooming, sheltering, taking in ensconcing, homing, roosting, securing, shedding, stabling, tentingbarrackingbedding (down) ejecting, evicting to be or provide a shelter forthe little cabin is harbored from the wind by a thick growth of pines refuging, sheltering covering, defending, protecting, safeguarding, screening, securing, shielding, wardingdomiciling, housing, placing, quarteringshading, shadowing exposing |