Noun: boarder bor-du(r)
- A tenant in someone's house
"The boarder rented a room on the second floor";
- lodger, roomer [N. Amer]
- A pupil who lives at school during term time
"The boarders returned to their dormitories after the holiday break"
- Someone who forces their way aboard ship
"stand by to repel boarders"
Sounds like: border
Derived forms: boarders
Type of: interloper, intruder, pupil, renter, school-age child, schoolchild, schoolie [Austral, informal], schoolkid [informal], tenant, trespasser
Encyclopedia: Boarder