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• v  provide with, or send to, a home
• v  return home accurately from a long distance
  homing pigeons
• s  orienting or directing homeward or to a destination
  the homing instinct
  a homing beacon

• Bred and trained by man, it has become a valiant message carrier, famed for its speed and homing instinct.
• Vetoed a bill to mobilize homing pigeons for national defense.
• Guidance System: Homing mode: Active or passiveactive acoustic homing.

• home

News & Articles

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• 'Homing at Work' Trend Becomes the Norm
  In today's evolving work environment, employees aren't only working from home, they're also "homing from work," new research shows.
  June 13, 2013 - LiveScience.com via Yahoo! News
• Thursday Reading: Bike Sharing Can Mean Safer Biking
  Also, hearing loss can take a health toll, a homing beacon for your key chain and other consumer-focused news from The New York Times.
  June 13, 2013 - New York Times
• Captivate Office Pulse Finds "Homing From Work" Key to Successfully Balancing the Personal and the Professional
  Captivate Office Pulse Finds "Homing From Work" Key to Successfully Balancing the Personal and the Professional
  June 10, 2013 - CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• Larry Drew in The Associated Press
  I want to take some of the wear and tear offJohnson, Drew said. "That's something we really have to look at. Playing night in and out with people homing in on you makes it tough. I want to make it easier on him."
• Shonda Rhimes in Toronto Star
  This season we're homing in on really making it a show that the stories tell more of the ethical dilemmas that our doctors have to face,series creator Shonda Rhimes said in July. "There is surgery in it because Addison is a surgeon, and...
• James Madison in Washington Post
  - Linda R. of Madison, Ala., says: "I work at a pet store, and a customer brought two doves to me, complaining that they had purchased them for a wedding, as a fly-away effect. She didn't buy homing pigeons. These doves don't have the homing gene...