stayover
3.9
For use when a person spends the night away as a guest
- adjective
- /ˈsteɪˌoʊvər/
- The hotel offers special packages for stayover guests who want to enjoy a relaxing getaway.
Examples
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On the small islands, the main centers are accessible to most stayover tourists.
Academic text (1993) -
She booked a stayover for her friend who was visiting from out of town.
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We planned a stayover at our relatives' house to celebrate the holidays together.
Synonyms
4.7
Of a camp or program where children stay overnight away from home
is used for any overnight visit especially when sleeping as a guest
Surface Forms
stayover positive
Morphology
Etymology
Stayover comes from joining the everyday words stay ('remain') and over ('until the next day'), so it literally means staying overnight. So a stayover item or rate is something for people who will spend the night at another place.