acclimate, anchor, burrow, condition, establish, harden, live at, nest, populate, set up shop, stay at, tame
Definitionv. adapt
Last update: July 26, 2015
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Domesticate plants. [Please select]
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The cow was domesticated a long time ago. [Please select]
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All attempts to domesticate it have failed. [Please select]
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I am collecting skulls of all the domesticated animals, and skeletons of the sheep and goats. [Please select]
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His demands upon domesticated fruits and grains are comparatively light. [Please select]
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These have been frequently domesticated and mixed with the long-cultivated breeds. [Please select]
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--Likeness of Emotions of Dogs to those of Man: Comparison with other Domesticated Animals. [Please select]
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--Water Fowl: Limited Number of Species domesticated; Intellectual Qualities of this Group. [Please select]
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From four to six whitish eggs, scrawled over with black-brown, are hatched by the mother oriole, and most jealously guarded by her now truly domesticated mate. [Please select]
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When white people first visited the Andean region of South America they found the Cavy domesticated and living in the houses of the Indians, by whom they were used for food. [Please select]
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