| DOMESTICATED | Accustomed to home life (12) |
| DOMESTICATE | Attach to home life |
| FAMILYDINNER | Scene that might provide context on the progatonist's home life, in a movie |
| NATURAL | "Home life is no more ___ to us than a cage is to a cockatoo": George Bernard Shaw (7) |
| DOMESTICITY | Home life or devotion to it (11) |
| ZENARCADE | Husker Du album about a man trying to escape his miserable home life |
| COHABITS | Shares home, life (with) |
| AHOTEL | "___ is . . . a refuge from home life": Shaw |
| HEARTH | Home life, figuratively |
| INGOODTIME | Love in God in home life develops early (2,4,4) |
| TOTHE | Used to the country house life from infancy, we hear (2,3,6,4) |
| BORN | Used to the country house life from infancy, we hear (2,3,6,4) |
| MANNER | Used to the country house life from infancy, we hear (2,3,6,4) |
| ACCLIMATISED | Accustomed to upset mice with acid and salt (12) |
| HAIRDRESSING | Occupation accustomed to everyday shocks and sometimes severe cutbacks? (12) |
| GETONESEYEIN | Gene, yes, I note, struggles to become accustomed to conditions? (3,4,3,2) |
| FAMILIARWITH | Accustomed to |
| PARALLELBARS | "And our political dissidents are quite accustomed to looking at ___." |
| ELECTRICLIGHT | 20-/37-Across invention that drastically changed home life: 2 wds. |
| INURE | Cause to accept or become hardened to; or accustomed to. (5) |
