Rooming [verb]
Definition of Rooming:
stay at temporary residence
Synonyms of Rooming:
● Reside
● Abide
● Perch
● House
● Accommodate
● Rent
● Hostel
● Squat
● Bunk
● Domicile
● Canton
● Station
● Board
● Dwell
● Locate
● Crash
● Shelter
● Park
● Nest
● Stop
● Stay
● Bestow
● Entertain
● Room
● Harbor
● Sojourn
● Quarter
● Hole up
● Put up
● Roost
● Stay over
Opposite/Antonyms of Rooming:
● Go
● Advance
● Depart
● Leave
● Move
● Turn out
● Turn away
● Get out
● Dislodge
● Disregard
● Refuse
Sentence/Example of Rooming:
Another day and she was rooming with a Junior who was a hard student.
He dodged a motor-car that was rooming down the hill and crossed to his captain.
"You, Priscilla, are rooming with—" She adjusted her lorgnette and consulted a large chart.
"I hear I'm rooming with you," said Stover, shaking hands with the Shad.
“Come in and have a talk,” invited Ricky, as they entered the rooming house.
Do you have a fellow named Gleason rooming here, a News heeler?
He went out and across the campus to South Middle, where Regan was now rooming.
When you get tired you stop someone and ask the way to a rooming house.
Falstaff and I were rooming together, and when I went up I found him reading in bed.
Many of these boarding and rooming houses are so cold in winter.