noun
- a person who pays to live and eat meals at someone else’s house or at a boarding school
- a person who gets on or enters a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle
Examples
- The family took in three boarders to help pay the mortgage.
- As a boarder at the prep school, she lived in the dormitory during the week.
- The elderly woman rented rooms to boarders who needed affordable housing.
- All boarders must be seated before the plane can take off.
- The ship’s crew helped the boarders find their cabins.
- New boarders at the school attended an orientation meeting.
- The boarding house provided meals for all its boarders.