Definition of housemate
: a person who lives in the same house with another
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Examples of housemate in a Sentence
In college, she lived in a house off campus with five housemates.
The TV belongs to my housemate.
Recent Examples of housemate from the Web
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Some favorites from the first film are back, including housemate Leslie Uggams, girlfriend Morena Baccarin and cab driver Karan Soni.
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For some reason, however, his housemates are...okay with it?
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His housemate, who owned their South Philly home, gave him a pass on rent when things were particularly hard.
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He was not injured; his passenger and housemate, Tyler Flower, 25, was taken to a hospital.
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Aside from dragging Yuudai and Ryota, the group can’t wait to see Ami dissect her housemates with her friends again!
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Despite the revolving cast of housemates, life at our house unfolds without incident.
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Shion, unlike past housemates, is asking in a genuine-seeming way and taking on the burden of creating conversation in this house of weirdos, mean girls, and introverts.
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The more recent trips have been with two housemates — the former Marlins pitchers A. J. Ramos and Ricky Nolasco — and another friend, the Marlins clubhouse attendant Jeremy Ruder.
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First Known Use of housemate
1593
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Definition of housemate for English Language Learners
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: a person who lives in the same house with another person but is not a part of that person's family
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