Lodger
noun
A person who rents and lives in a room in someone else's house.
Since John moved to the city, he has been a lodger in Mrs. Smith's house.

Often appears as...
- private lodger
- take in a lodger
noun
A person who temporarily stays in a lodging house or inn.
Tourists often become lodgers in small inns while visiting the countryside.

Often appears as...
- nightly lodger
- temporary lodger
noun
A person who rents and lives in a room in someone else's house.
Since John moved to the city, he has been a lodger in Mrs. Smith's house.

Often appears as...
- private lodger
- take in a lodger
noun
A person who temporarily stays in a lodging house or inn.
Tourists often become lodgers in small inns while visiting the countryside.

Often appears as...
- nightly lodger
- temporary lodger
Definition 1 of 2

Shared Spaces
A lodger often shares common areas like the kitchen and living room with the homeowner.

As a lodger, Mark has his own bedroom but shares the kitchen with the Jones family.
Long-Term Arrangement
A lodger usually stays for a longer duration, often with a formal agreement.

Emma signed a six-month contract to be a lodger at the Thompsons'.
Not Just Rent
A lodger may also contribute to utility bills or household chores.

The lodger agreed to take care of the lawn as part of his living arrangement.
Shared Spaces
A lodger often shares common areas like the kitchen and living room with the homeowner.

As a lodger, Mark has his own bedroom but shares the kitchen with the Jones family.
Long-Term Arrangement
A lodger usually stays for a longer duration, often with a formal agreement.

Emma signed a six-month contract to be a lodger at the Thompsons'.
Not Just Rent
A lodger may also contribute to utility bills or household chores.

The lodger agreed to take care of the lawn as part of his living arrangement.
Shared Spaces
A lodger often shares common areas like the kitchen and living room with the homeowner.

As a lodger, Mark has his own bedroom but shares the kitchen with the Jones family.
Long-Term Arrangement
A lodger usually stays for a longer duration, often with a formal agreement.

Emma signed a six-month contract to be a lodger at the Thompsons'.
Not Just Rent
A lodger may also contribute to utility bills or household chores.

The lodger agreed to take care of the lawn as part of his living arrangement.
Video examples
Safari Live - Day 69 PIPE...
clever kudu go in and on the other side of the fence that will make sure that you're a little bit safer from various other things and they will go in there all because they're really going to go and feed off all the vegetation that's in there the end of the day a lot of the lodgers have lots of plants that they
Video examples
How frustration can make...
He got so frustrated he started throwing beer cans across the studio. Carlos Alomar, great rock guitarist, working with Eno on David Bowie's "Lodger" album, and at one point he turns to Brian and says, "Brian, this experiment is stupid."
Video examples
Safari Live - Day 69 PIPE...
clever kudu go in and on the other side of the fence that will make sure that you're a little bit safer from various other things and they will go in there all because they're really going to go and feed off all the vegetation that's in there the end of the day a lot of the lodgers have lots of plants that they
Video examples
How frustration can make...
He got so frustrated he started throwing beer cans across the studio. Carlos Alomar, great rock guitarist, working with Eno on David Bowie's "Lodger" album, and at one point he turns to Brian and says, "Brian, this experiment is stupid."
Example 1 of 2
WordUp Chrome Extension
As you browse the web instantly look up words you don’t know.
Get Chrome Extension