noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
good
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However, those in the worst housing experience the greatest difficulty in meeting the norms of good housekeeping .
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It was true: she did have a reputation for good housekeeping .
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Medieval brewers alas knew precious little about good housekeeping practices.
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It forced a change of direction in the 1950s and the adoption, under Davis, of good housekeeping policies.
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Doubts will be created about management and good housekeeping at the school if there appears to be a shortage of basic equipment.
■ NOUN
money
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Dad had insisted on giving her housekeeping money for the weekend.
■ VERB
set
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Some legislators set up housekeeping when the biennial gatherings began and played house for the six-month sessions.
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Speedo harbored every kind of parasite and fungus that can set up housekeeping in the canine host.
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Although they set up housekeeping a couple of years ago, Dave officially proposed last Christmas Eve.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Despite the simplicity of his lifestyle, Alvin was messy to a degree that drove Holtz to add housekeeping to his duties.
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In an ending worthy of Marilynne Robinson, she gives up housekeeping .
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Many precautions have been devised to avoid contamination, but scrupulous housekeeping is essential in any laboratory routinely undertaking the reaction.
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Paperwork is our bugbear; we can manage the housekeeping between us.
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Services include in-home care such as help with housekeeping , meals or grooming, or in nursing homes or community-based organizations.
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Some legislators set up housekeeping when the biennial gatherings began and played house for the six-month sessions.