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Roomer

Noun

A person who rents a room, typically in someone else's house or apartment, usually on a temporary basis.

Example sentence: We have a spare bedroom available, and we are looking for a responsible roomer to share our house with.

Noun

In the context of hotels or accommodation, a roomer refers to a paying guest who stays in a room for a period of time.

Example sentence: The hotel manager greeted each roomer with a warm smile, ensuring a pleasant stay for all guests.

Noun

In legal terms, a roomer is a person who rents a room without any lease agreement and has limited rights compared to tenants.

Example sentence: As a roomer, you should familiarize yourself with your rights and responsibilities as outlined in the local housing laws.

Verb

(Transitive) To allow someone to rent and live in a room within one's own house or apartment.

Example sentence: The landlord decided to roomer the vacant basement to generate additional income.

Verb

(Intransitive) To seek temporary accommodation by renting a room in someone else's house or apartment.

Example sentence: Since I'm only here for a week, I am planning to roomer with a local family rather than booking a hotel.