quarterer
/ˈkwɔːrtərər/
noun
- A person who provides or arranges lodging or accommodation, especially for soldiers or travelers.
- The quarterer coordinated with local inns to house the delegation.
- As the official quarterer, she ensured every guest had a place to stay.
- The quarterer found rooms for the visiting troops in the village.
- A person who divides something into four equal parts.
- In the old market, the quarterer was responsible for dividing the land into plots.
- The quarterer used a special tool to split the log into quarters.
- The quarterer carefully cut the cake into four identical slices.