overnighter
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5.1
- noun
- /ˌoʊvərˈnaɪtər/
:
huésped de una noche
- She was a sort of low-maintenance woman who didn't require a lot of life-support systems for an overnighter.
- overnighters and trips
- day trips or overnighters
I've never been put away here, but I've been a few overnighters and.
- I've never been put away here, but I've been a few overnighters and.
Examples
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I'm a counselor for the Further Leaders of America's overnighter.
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Last weekend, my friend invited me over for an overnighter at her house, and we had a great time.
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Have you got room for an overnighter?
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Before you leave for the overnighter, please check in with me to confirm your travel arrangements home.
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Plus, the scouts can use it on their overnighters.
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With a little begging, they let me have Pratt and Kenny for an overnighter.
Fiction book (1993) -
So this would be a lifesaver if I were to take it on any future unexpected overnighters.
Blog text (12) -
We're in Charleston now (wow, what a place to visit!), but planning to head out tomorrow for an offshore overnighter!
Blog text (21) -
She unpacks her overnighter, checks the next day's schedules, and then takes her liquor to her bath.
Fiction book (1990) -
The hotel offers special rates for overnighters who stay for just one night.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person invited to someone's home, hotel, restaurant, or event
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1.0
A person who goes to a place for a short time to see someone or something
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2.1
A person who is invited to stay in someone's home
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7.0
A person who stays in a place only for a short time
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4.9
A person who spends weekends away from home
An overnight visit or a person who sleeps at someone else's home
How Long
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Overnighter comes from overnight ('during the night' or 'for one night') plus -er, which means 'someone who'. So an overnighter is 'one who stays somewhere overnight', especially a guest.