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–noun

1.	a person, esp. a lodger, who is supplied with regular meals.

2.	a member of a boarding party.

[Origin: 1520–30; board + -er¹

]

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board·er¹ Audio Help (bôr'dər, bōr'-) Pronunciation Key
n. One who boards, especially:

a. One who pays a stipulated sum in return for regular meals or for meals and lodging.

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board·er² Audio Help (bôr'dər, bōr'-) Pronunciation Key
n. Sports

A person who skies.
One who rides a skateboard.
One who uses a snowboard.

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boarder
noun
1.	a tenant in someone's house [syn: lodger]
2.	someone who forces their way aboard ship; "stand by to repel boarders"
3.	a pupil who lives at school during term time

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ˈboarder noun

a person who temporarily lives, and takes his meals, in someone else's house

Arabic:	نَزيل بأُجْرَه
Chinese (Simplified):	搭伙者
Chinese (Traditional):	寄膳宿者
Czech:	strávník
Danish:	pensionær
Dutch:	kostganger
Estonian:	kostiline
Finnish:	täysihoitolainen
French:	pensionnaire
German:	der Kostgänger
Greek:	οικότροφος
Hungarian:	lakó albérlőként étkezéssel, bennlakó diák
Icelandic:	maður sem leigir og er í föstu fæði; leigjandi og kostgangari
Indonesian:	orang yang menumpang
Italian:	pensionante

Japanese:	寄宿者
Korean:	하숙인
Latvian:	pansionārs
Lithuanian:	gyventojas
Norwegian:	pensjonær; kostskoleelev
Polish:	stołownik
Portuguese (Brazil):	hóspede
Portuguese (Portugal):	pensionista
Romanian:	persoană care stă întro pensiune
Russian:	квартирант; пансионер
Slovak:	stravník
Slovenian:	gost
Spanish:	huésped; interno
Swedish:	inackorderad
Turkish:	pansiyoner