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boarder
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
boarder
(noun)
boarder
/
ˈ
boɚdɚ/
noun
plural
boarders
boarder
/
ˈ
boɚdɚ/
noun
plural
boarders
Britannica Dictionary definition of BOARDER
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1
:
a person who pays to live and have daily meals at another person's house or at a school
She decided to take in
boarders
.
Half of the students are
boarders
.
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2
:
a person who uses a snowboard
an amateur
boarder
[=
snowboarder
]
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