Boarder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOARDER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that boards
• a person who receives regular meals when staying somewhere, in return for payment or services.
• a pupil who lives in school during term time.
• a person who forces their way on to a ship in an attack.
• a person who takes part in a sport using a board, such as surfing or snowboarding
• One who has food statedly at another\'s table, or meals and lodgings in his house, for pay, or compensation of any kind.
• One who boards a ship; one selected to board an enemy\'s ship.
• a tenant in someone\'s house
• someone who forces their way aboard ship
• a pupil who lives at school during term time
• person who pays rent for accommodation in someone else's home
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• person who pays rent for accommodation in someone else\'s home

Words related to BOARDER

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Words that contain BOARDER

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How to use BOARDER in a sentence

• Johnnie greeted the new boarder with a reserve which was in marked contrast to the reception he got from the other girls.
• Moore sent her fair boarder up a plate, but she only ate a little bit of bread, and drank a glass of water.
• Joe was a boarder entirely, his home was at a distance, and to this Fred Parker ascribed the superiority of his garden.
• Then her mother took a boarder and rested in her endeavours, feeling she had performed all things well.
• There was no boarder in the school who received handsomer bags of cake and fruit than Pupasse.
• One boarder only she accepted into the establishment.
• Bishop only accepted day pupils at her house, she would consider it a great favour if, for a term or so, she would consent to the admission of her son as a boarder.
• The Bartletts were quite used to these antics on the part of their well-paying summer boarder.
• I shall, however, be a model boarder, and possibly even enjoy my trip on the warship.
• But no! He was not a regular boarder now, only an occasional visitor.
• The boarder is never really satisfied, and lives in a state of perpetual warfare with his landlady.
• When a scout steps off a train he looks like a summer boarder.
• Henry Norman, who was placed as a parlor boarder with the doctor.
• In the year 1862, a fine-looking young general from the West became a boarder in the house where I lived, and sat opposite me at table.
• Fortunately, at this critical period help was forthcoming in the shape of a musician boarder, who agreed to give instruction to Ludwig in part return for his accommodation.
• The coming of Tobias Pfeiffer, as the new boarder was named, must have been regarded by Ludwig with some curiosity.
• By long and faithful service he had won the honored position of chief boarder, and his place by common consent was at the head of the table.
• George had for some time objected to her attitude towards him as a boarder.
• By this plan, I could get a boarder at a fair price, and the services of a young lady to wait on the shop for nothing.
• To their dismay and horror the new boarder sat bolt upright while the others at table reverently bowed their heads.
• Other customers there are none, except that one regular boarder whom I have mentioned.
• Fillet, or Carpet Slippers, disliked his young boarder, Rupert Ray.
• Miss Smith, and Miss Bickerton, another parlour boarder at Mrs.
• The boarder wore a hat which had belonged to the dead man.
• Then there was an umbrella-lamp bestowed by a boarder whom Mrs.
• But though greatly outnumbered, the defenders were able to maintain their position, and not a boarder succeeded in reaching the decks.
• Dubuche, who was a boarder, had only joined them on half-holidays and during the long vacation.
• Let us get back to the serious questions that arise whenever Sociology turns summer boarder.
• I shudder to think what the effect upon him would be were he to hear himself referred to as a boarder.
• Green, our attic boarder, went off suddenly one day to see a friend in the country, as he said.
• I only wish that mother had never been induced to take Kathleen as a boarder.

Similar words containing BOARD without suffix er

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