1. Protection from danger or distress; anyplace which affords such protection; a temporary retreat or shelter; asylum; expedient.

2. To shelter.

3. To take refuge. Cities or refuge, cities among the Jews appointed as a safe retreat to any one who unintentionally committed homicide. House of refuge, a charitable institution for the homeless or destitute.

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

• refugge,
• reidge,
• recue,
• refouse,
• refues,
• refur,
• refurb,
• refun,
• revage,
• refusse,
• refule,
• refued,
• fefuge,
• reque,
• refre,
• refree,
• reffuge,
• revege,
• refuggee,
• refrige

• refugee,
• Refugio,
• refuse,
• rebus,
• rebuck,
• rebuke,
• Refugia,
• Reves.

The adverb form of the word "refuge" is "refugefully".

The adjective form of "refuge" is "refugee".

The plural of the "refuge" can be the "refuges".

The singular of the "refuge" can be the "refuge".