verb

lodge

to lodge, to file, to get stuck

We lodged at a small guesthouse.

We lodged at a small guesthouse.

He lodged a complaint with the manager.

He lodged a complaint with the manager.

A fish bone lodged in his throat.

A fish bone lodged in his throat.

((at/in sth.)) to stay somewhere temporarily We lodged at a small guesthouse.

((sth.)) ((with sb./sth.)) to make a formal statement or complaint He lodged a complaint with the manager.

((in sth.)) to become fixed or stuck somewhere A fish bone lodged in his throat.

Synonyms: stay, reside; file, submit; stick, embed

From Old French 'loge' (hut, arbor), referring to a small shelter.

Imagine you 'lodge' (stay) in a 'lodge' (cabin), and then you 'lodge' (file) a complaint about it.

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