1. To abide as a permanent resident or an inhabitant for a time; to be in any state or condition; to continue fixed in attention; to hang upon with loudness; to continue long.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• swelll,
• iwill,
• wwall,
• nwely,
• qwill,
• dwellin,
• dwelve,
• qwell,
• dwalf,
• lwill,
• wello,
• dwels,
• dwill,
• dweled,
• dwalk,
• twerl,
• sweel,
• wwell,
• nwill,
• iwell

• swell,
• del.,
• dwells,
• doll,
• deal,
• Dwelled,
• dweller,
• duel,
• will,
• tell,
• towel,
• dell,
• wall,
• Dwelt,
• dowell,
• deli,
• We'll,
• dull,
• well.

The adjective form of the word "dwell" is "dwellings".

The plural form of the word "dwell" is "dwells"

The singular form of the word "dwell" is "dwelling"