Revision H

2022-10-09 

ศัพท์ น่าสับสน - Set – H – homey & comely & homelike 

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 Ref.: http://www.gotoknow.org/posts/#683782 2020-10-11 

 

Dictionary.com. 

Homey = “HOH-mee" plural noun = ‘hom-eys' or ‘hom ies’ 

 

Dictionary.com. 

MORE ABOUT HOMEY 

What does homey mean? 

Homey is used to describe a place as cozy, comfortable, and inviting

It’s often used to describe a home that feels this way.  

You might discuss ways of making your place  

(or a particular room in it) more homey,  

typically by decorating it in a way  

that makes it cozier or more comfortable.  

 

Homey can also be used to describe a place  

that’s not a home but that’s comfortable  

and inviting like your own home,  

such as a hotel room, cozy restaurant, or nicely decorated office. 

 

Example: The new fireplace makes the living room feel so homey. 

 

Unrelatedly, homey is an alternative spelling of the noun homie,  

which is a slang term for a close friend.  

It can be used to refer to a friend,  

as in This is my homey Russel,  

or as a term of address for one, as in Hey, homey! 

 

Example: I’m having a night out with just me and my homeys. 

 

British Dictionary definition for Homey 

= adj. a variant spelling (esp US) of homy 

= noun NZ informal = a British person 

 

Dictionary of Problem Words and Expressions: 

homeycomely 

Although comely is a rarely used word, 

It is sometimes confused with its direct opposite, homely. 

Acomely person is pleasing in appearance attractive, pretty, handsome, good-looking, or personable

Ahomely person is unattractive, not beautiful, even ugly

Homely can also be used to mean “plain” or “domestic”: 

“Jean was used to the homely duties of cleaning and cooking.” 

 

Dictionary of Problem Words and Expressions: 

homeyhomelike 

These words mean “comfortable,”  

“cozy,” “familiar,” “like home.” 

Both emphasize attractiveness and peaceful security,  

but homelike is preferable  

because it is less sentimental and informal