Lodging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LODGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• present (a complaint, appeal, claim, etc.) formally to the proper authorities
• leave money or a valuable item in (a place) or with (someone) for safekeeping
• make or become firmly fixed or embedded in a place
• provide (someone) with accommodation in return for payment
• (of wind or rain) flatten (a standing crop)
• rent accommodation in another person's house
NOUN:
• a temporary place to live, also LODGMENT
• a small house at the gates of a park or in the grounds of a large house, occupied by a gatekeeper, gardener, or other employee.
• a small country house occupied in season for sports such as hunting, shooting, or skiing
• a large house or hotel
• the residence of a head of a college, especially at Cambridge
• an American Indian tent or wigwam.
• a branch or meeting place of an organization such as the Freemasons
• temporary residence
• The act of one who, or that which, lodges.
• A place of rest, or of temporary habitation; esp., a sleeping apartment; -- often in the plural with a singular meaning.
• Abiding place; harbor; cover.
• structures collectively in which people are housed
• the state or quality of being lodged or fixed even temporarily
• the act of lodging
• a porter's quarters at the main entrance of a college or other large building.
• a beaver's den.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to furnish with temporary quarters

Words related to LODGING

hospitale14 hostry12 libken12 lodge7 lodged9 lodges8 lodgings11 sundowner13 sundowners14

How to use LODGING in a sentence

• They had been refused lodging in the workhouse, and were going to pass the night in that situation.
• Now I will go and take lodging at that abbey a little while after I leave this place.
• They had returned to Meaux, to their old lodging, and a day had passed, during which, moment by moment, his arrival was anticipated.
• I made little boxes for my powder, lodging them in several places.
• The two young men work on at the same place, and lodge at home, paying a small weekly sum for board and lodging.
• It happened, unfortunately, that he was obliged just then to change his lodging.
• All will work for their food and lodging, until they have gained sufficient character and experience to take a situation as a respectable working man or woman.
• We only heard that Julian had been struck down by the epidemic when it was too late to remove him from the lodging that he occupied in the neighborhood.
• On going to pay his bill for his lodging in the morning, he noticed that two pieces of his money had been abstracted while he was sleeping.
• The main exciting cause of drunkenness is, I believe, firmly, bad air and bad lodging.
• She lives in a poor but clean and neat little lodging.
• As for de clothes, me buy dem dat day, make dem up in bundle, and not go back to lodging at all.
• For the sake of this food and lodging which falls to the lot of all, man wastes his true happiness which is so hard to win.
• And when the meal was ended, Owain withdrew to his lodging, and made ready his horse and his arms.
• And Peredur took his leave, and went to his lodging.
• She greeted them joyfully, and hastened to prepare a place for their lodging.
• They are, like unto the loathsome worms, trying to lodge in the depth of the ground, while a single flood of rain sweeps all their nests and lodging away.
• Without asking as to whether I had any money, the man at the desk firmly refused to even consider the matter of providing me with food or lodging.
• She wanted to get into favour with the great, and, for that purpose, took a lodging in St.
• Next day a chariot was hired, and Miss Trifle was despatched to find a lodging.
• The king replied, that he would see the stranger in the evening, and ordered an attendant to procure him a lodging, and prevent annoyance from the crowd.
• Park, belonging to the latter class, took up his lodging in the same hut with seven poor fellows, who had come from Kancaba in a canoe, but their landlord sent them some victuals.
• I took me also a good lodging in the house of an English woman, where several merchants lodged, some French, two Italians, or rather Jews, and one Englishman.
• Then Sir Tristram sent Queen Isoud unto her lodging in the priory, there to behold all the tournament.
• Given fine weather, by far the most luxurious form of lodging is in the open air.
• Early next year he visited England, formally, lodging at Deptford, and continuing his training in naval construction.
• As we drew near the Missouri line we came upon a comfortable farm-house, at which father made inquiry concerning a lodging for the night.
• However, it is getting late, and lodging I must have.
• Lodging at the American Tavern, he was always seen in company with other men.
• So I saw in my dream that he made haste, that if possible he might get lodging there.
• But the landlord told them that he could not lodge them, but they could get lodging about two miles off, with a white man, and they turned their horses and started.
• After meeting was out, we have frequently gone from three to eight miles to get lodging, through the dark forest, where there was scarcely any road for a wagon to run on.

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