occupancy.html - n.
1 a person who occupies, resides in, or is in a place etc. (both occupants of the car were unhurt).
2 a person holding property, esp. land, in actual possession.
3 a person who establishes a title by taking possession of something previously without an established owner.

occupancy n. (pl. -ies). [F occupant or L occupans -antis (as OCCUPY)]

occupancy.html - n.
1 what occupies one; a means of passing one's time.
2 a person's temporary or regular employment; a business, calling, or pursuit.
3 the act of occupying or state of being occupied.
4 a the act of taking or holding possession of (a country, district, etc.) by military force. b the state or time of this.
5 tenure, occupancy.
6 (attrib.) for the sole use of the occupiers of the land concerned (occupation road). [ME f. AF ocupacioun, OF occupation f. L occupatio -onis (as OCCUPY)]

occupancy.html - adj.
1 of or in the nature of an occupation or occupations.
2 (of a disease, hazard, etc.) rendered more likely by one's occupation.

occupational therapy mental or physical activity designed to assist recovery from disease or injury.

occupancy.html - {v. phr.} To make oneself busy with. * /Having retired from business, he now occupies himself with his stamp collection./

occupancy.html - n.
1 a person who occupies, resides in, or is in a place etc. (both occupants of the car were unhurt).
2 a person holding property, esp. land, in actual possession.
3 a person who establishes a title by taking possession of something previously without an established owner.

occupancy n. (pl. -ies). [F occupant or L occupans -antis (as OCCUPY)]

occupancy.html - n.
1 what occupies one; a means of passing one's time.
2 a person's temporary or regular employment; a business, calling, or pursuit.
3 the act of occupying or state of being occupied.
4 a the act of taking or holding possession of (a country, district, etc.) by military force. b the state or time of this.
5 tenure, occupancy.
6 (attrib.) for the sole use of the occupiers of the land concerned (occupation road). [ME f. AF ocupacioun, OF occupation f. L occupatio -onis (as OCCUPY)]