Associations to the word «Boarder»
Noun
- Boarding
- Landlady
- Parlour
- Hostel
- Dormitory
- Pupil
- Skier
- Accommodation
- Convent
- Headmaster
- Maison
- Surfer
- Parlor
- Gregor
- Catering
- Frau
- Tuition
- Kindergarten
- Grammar
- Beginner
- Susanna
- Sykes
- Skate
- Paying
- Gonzales
- Aquinas
- Sewing
- Classroom
- Deck
- Schooling
- Intercom
- Paddle
- Reverend
- Rigging
- Bunting
- Nun
- Cafeteria
- Harrow
- Breakfast
- Chaplin
- Meal
- Pike
- Piazza
- Lodging
- Laundry
- Student
- School
- Storey
- Kite
- Franc
- Fireman
- Becky
- Musket
- Betsy
- Boy
- Bianca
- Farmhouse
- Pistol
- Clifton
- Visitation
- Pounder
- Landlord
- Inn
- Bedroom
- House
- Surf
- Fee
- Scholar
- Room
- Hotel
- Frenchman
- Widow
- Girl
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
BOARDER, noun. A pupil who lives at school during term time.
BOARDER, noun. Someone who pays for meals and lodging in a house rather than a hotel.
BOARDER, noun. (nautical) A sailor attacking an enemy ship by boarding her, or one repelling such attempts by an enemy.
BOARDER, noun. Someone who uses a snowboard
Dictionary definition
BOARDER, noun. A tenant in someone's house.
BOARDER, noun. Someone who forces their way aboard ship; "stand by to repel boarders".
BOARDER, noun. A pupil who lives at school during term time.
Wise words
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