boarder

Phonetic Respelling: [ bawr-der, bohr- ]

Definition:

n. 1 a tenant in someone's house; 2 a pupil who lives at school during term time; 3 someone who forces their way aboard ship

Sentence:

I have a new boarder in my house.

More example sentences:

I have a new boarder in my house.

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What did Mrs. Dalrymple, a boarder at Kit's house, enjoy making?

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Which boarder performed in the concert at the zoo?

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Who was the new boarder that didn't like dogs?

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Synonyms:

lodger; roomer; tenant; renter

Antonyms:

owner

How many syllables in boarder?

2 syllables Play Syllables Game

Divide boarder into syllables:

board-er

Boarder rhymes:

Two Syllable Rhymes
- border
- corder
- gorder
- norder
- order
- warder
Three Syllable Rhymes
- disorder
- recorder
- reorder
- vanorder

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