boarder
A student who lives and sleeps at school during the term
- noun
- /ˈbɔrdər/
Examples
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I'LL POSE AS ONE OF THE PRO-BOARDERS.
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THE WAY I SEE IT, THE CREATURE'S TARGETING PROFESSIONAL BOARDERS.
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The boarder enjoys the school meals and participates in evening activities with other students.
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Living as a boarder allows her to make new friends and focus on her studies without commuting.
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Each boarder has their own room and shares common areas like the dining hall and study space.
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Etymology
Boarder comes from the word board, which originally meant 'table' and then 'meals'. So a school boarder is someone who lives at the school and takes their meals there.