0 a person who likes spending time at home rather than going out with friends or travelling to different places:
Rudolf would remain for the rest of his life reserved, secretive, and largely a homebody who did not like to travel or even partake in the daily affairs of state.
It has a homebody quality, almost like an autumn song would you can imagine a split-up couple singing it quietly, separately, as the world goes on around them.
Romance comics made it clear that men were not attracted to working women, were bored with intelligent women, and preferred domestic homebodies.
She considers herself a homebody who enjoys reading and spending time with family and friends.
Lerman has described himself as reserved and quiet, a homebody, and not a big fan of sports.
An occasionally fretful, attractive homebody, known for her cooking.
It is homebody else's prose in many cases.
This set of clusters is found in the solution for the homebodies for the first sentence and for both groups of listeners for the second sentence.
