Roomer
noun
A person who rents a room in someone else's house.
The old lady next door has two roomers in her house to combat loneliness and earn some income.
Often appears as...
- have a roomer
- rent to a roomer
noun
A person who lives in a rooming house.
Her income as a part time artist was not enough, so she was a roomer in a shared house in the suburbs.
Often appears as...
- be a roomer
- roomer at a rooming house
noun
A person who rents a room in someone else's house.
The old lady next door has two roomers in her house to combat loneliness and earn some income.
Often appears as...
- have a roomer
- rent to a roomer
noun
A person who lives in a rooming house.
Her income as a part time artist was not enough, so she was a roomer in a shared house in the suburbs.
Often appears as...
- be a roomer
- roomer at a rooming house
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Cultural Context
Understanding 'roomer' may imply knowledge of local housing practices and affordability issues.
Many college students become roomers to save money.
Pro Tip 2/3Personal Connection
'Roomer' often denotes a personal, often friendly, relationship with the house owner.
Our roomer often joins us for dinner.
Pro Tip 3/3Not a Guest
A roomer is not a guest; they pay rent and usually stay longer.
The roomer has his own key to the house.
Pro Tip 1/3Cultural Context
Understanding 'roomer' may imply knowledge of local housing practices and affordability issues.
Many college students become roomers to save money.
Pro Tip 2/3Personal Connection
'Roomer' often denotes a personal, often friendly, relationship with the house owner.
Our roomer often joins us for dinner.
Pro Tip 3/3Not a Guest
A roomer is not a guest; they pay rent and usually stay longer.
The roomer has his own key to the house.
Pro Tip 1/3Cultural Context
Understanding 'roomer' may imply knowledge of local housing practices and affordability issues.
Many college students become roomers to save money.
Pro Tip 2/3Personal Connection
'Roomer' often denotes a personal, often friendly, relationship with the house owner.
Our roomer often joins us for dinner.
Pro Tip 3/3Not a Guest
A roomer is not a guest; they pay rent and usually stay longer.
The roomer has his own key to the house.
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