boarder
/ˈbɔrdər/
noun
- A person who pays to live and eat in someone else's house.
- Each boarder has their own room but shares the kitchen and bathroom.
- My grandmother rented a room to a boarder during the war.
- The elderly widow took in a boarder to help with expenses.
- A student who lives at a school during the school term.
- The school has both day students and boarders.
- The new boarder was nervous about living away from his family.
- As a boarder, she only goes home during holidays.
- A person who rides a snowboard, surfboard, or skateboard.
- The boarder performed a perfect jump at the competition.
- A young boarder practiced tricks at the skate park.
- Experienced boarders know how to read the waves.