Boarder [noun]

But there was little comparative danger for Eric, so long as he continued to be a home-boarder, which was for another half-year.

"Yer new boarder here bought the Bar-O ranch—trouble en all," said Landy quietly.

Nevertheless, it was impossible for a boarder to preserve unspoilt a real intimacy with a day-boy.

"Nice Mrs. Hills," said her star boarder, hugging her heartily.

Sarah, now that your mother is so improved, wouldn't you like to take a boarder?

Mrs. Hills was not to be diverted from her star boarder's glories.

Then I'm going to wear it; it is just as good for a lady boarder, as a whole one.

Mother Hubbard had never dreamed a boarder could be so disagreeable.

What interest could a great detective have in this girl, Alice, whom she and her husband had taken in as a half-charity boarder?

And as much may be said of the larva of Scarabaeus pentodon, a fellow-boarder of the Oryctes and the Cetonia.