Boarder ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Boarder ( noun )

1. A person who lives in a boarding house or other boarding accommodation.
2. A person who eats meals at a boarding school or college.
3. A person who pays for the use of a horse for riding.

Origin:

From the verb board.

Examples:

1. The boarding school had many boarders from different countries.
2. He was a boarder at the school for many years.
3. The boarding house had a mix of long-term and short-term boarders.
4. The college had many boarders who lived on campus.
5. She was a boarder at the stable, paying to use the horse for riding.

(As a verb)

Boarder ( verb )

1. A person who lives in a boarding house or other boarding accommodation.
2. A person who eats meals at a boarding school or college.
3. A person who pays for the use of a horse for riding.

Origin:

From the verb board.

Examples:

1. The boarding school had many boarders from different countries.
2. He was a boarder at the school for many years.
3. The boarding house had a mix of long-term and short-term boarders.
4. The college had many boarders who lived on campus.
5. She was a boarder at the stable, paying to use the horse for riding.