quarterage
/ˈkwɔːrtərɪdʒ/
noun
- A payment or allowance made every three months (quarterly).
- Her pension includes a quarterage that arrives in January, April, July, and October.
- The club members pay a small quarterage to cover the cost of the newsletter.
- The landlord required a quarterage of $600 for the use of the storage unit.
- The act of providing or being provided with living quarters or lodging.
- During the conference, quarterage was offered in the university dormitories.
- The old inn provided quarterage for travelers passing through the mountains.
- The army arranged quarterage for the soldiers in a nearby village.
- A place where someone lives or stays; lodging.
- They found comfortable quarterage at a bed and breakfast by the lake.
- The workers were given temporary quarterage in a new apartment building.
- The explorer's quarterage was a simple hut in the jungle.