harbor somebody to hide and protect someone who is hiding from the police
Police believe someone must be harboring the killer.
harbor something to keep feelings or thoughts, especially negative ones, in your mind for a long time
The arsonist may harbor a grudge against the company.
She began to harbor doubts about the decision.
to harbor thoughts of revenge
He still harbors ambitions of playing professional soccer.
harbor something to contain something and allow it to develop
Your dishcloth can harbor many germs.
These woodlands once harbored a colony of red deer.
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