vacatiomer - n. & v.
--n.

1 a fixed period of cessation from work, esp. in universities and lawcourts.
2 US a holiday.
3 the act of vacating (a house or post etc.).

--v.

intr. US take a holiday.

vacation land US an area providing attractions for holidaymakers.

vacationer n. vacationist n. [ME f. OF vacation or L vacatio (as VACATE)]

vacatiomer - v.tr.
1 leave vacant or cease to occupy (a house, room, etc.).
2 give up tenure of (a post etc.).
3 Law annul (a judgement or contract etc.).

vacatable adj. [L vacare vacat- be empty]

vacatiomer - n. & v.
--n.

1 a fixed period of cessation from work, esp. in universities and lawcourts.
2 US a holiday.
3 the act of vacating (a house or post etc.).

--v.

intr. US take a holiday.

vacation land US an area providing attractions for holidaymakers.

vacationer n. vacationist n. [ME f. OF vacation or L vacatio (as VACATE)]

vacatiomer - n.
(pl. -ies)
1 the state of being vacant or empty.
2 an unoccupied post or job (there are three vacancies for typists).
3 an available room in a hotel etc.
4 emptiness of mind; idleness, listlessness.

vacatiomer - adj.
1 not filled or occupied; empty.
2 not mentally active; showing no interest (had a vacant stare).

vacant possession Brit. ownership of a house etc. with any previous occupant having moved out.

vacantly adv. [ME f. OF vacant or L vacare (as VACATE)]

vacatiomer - v.tr.
1 leave vacant or cease to occupy (a house, room, etc.).
2 give up tenure of (a post etc.).
3 Law annul (a judgement or contract etc.).

vacatable adj. [L vacare vacat- be empty]