boarder

noun

board·er | \ ˈbȯr-dər

plural boarders

Definition of boarder

1 : one that boards especially : one that is provided with regular meals or regular meals and lodging Mrs. Eads was able to rent the upstairs of a house that faced the river. It was evidently large enough for her to take in boarders and so bring in some income. — Henry Petroski

2a : a person who rides a snowboard : snowboarder More and more adult boarders are appearing on the slopes of Western ski resorts …— Ben Davidson

b : a person who rides a skateboard : skateboarder Skateboarding is the fastest-growing extreme sport in the United States, with more than 3 million new boarders taking up sport in 2003.— Michael Lisi

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Synonyms & Antonyms for boarder

Synonyms

lessee, lodger, renter, roomer, tenant

Antonyms

landlord, lessor, letter

Examples of boarder in a Sentence

She decided to take in boarders. Half of the students are boarders.

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To minimize the time that boarders stand around uselessly waiting, the trick is to position everyone just so in order that as many of them can be placing their bags in the overhead bins simultaneously. — Eric Limer, Popular Mechanics, "The Beautifully Efficient Airplane Boarding Method That Mere Humans Just Can't Pull Off," 5 Feb. 2019 Iorns was with three other paddle boarders when one member of the group saw him face down in the water behind them, a Maryland Natural Resources Police spokeswoman told the Capital Gazette. — Stephen Sorace, Fox News, "Double-amputee Army veteran dies while paddle boarding," 29 June 2018 Kim Lord, a management consultant who travels weekly, recently broke into Delta’s top published status tier, which boards first after people who need assistance and other pre-boarders. — Alison Sider, WSJ, "Airlines’ Boarding Changes Reward Higher-Paying Travelers," 21 Dec. 2018 That same year, a Los Angeles poodle was fatally mauled while with a Rover boarder. — Chavie Lieber, Vox, "The startup world’s cuddly, cutthroat battle to walk your dog," 12 Sep. 2018 Both companies are digital marketplaces where pet owners can find dog walkers, pet sitters, and boarders via an app, with most services ranging from about $20 to $50. — Chavie Lieber, Vox, "The startup world’s cuddly, cutthroat battle to walk your dog," 12 Sep. 2018 Altogether, the area has more than 200 miles of runs, and one pass gains skiers and boarders access to all of them. — Heidi Mitchell, Town & Country, "Skiing St. Moritz in Style," 1 Nov. 2018 The annual tuition at King's Academy runs $36,800 for full boarders, or about nine years of income for the average Jordanian. — Richard Mcgill Murphy, Town & Country, "Desert Prep," 17 Dec. 2012 Italianate in style and faced with orange brick, the rowhouse offered a first-floor storefront with bedrooms above for Jacob and his wife, Maria, two sons, a daughter and boarder, all recorded in the 1910 census. — Tim Prudente, baltimoresun.com, "Collapse: The rise and deadly fall of a Baltimore rowhouse," 12 July 2018

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