houseguest
IPA: hˈaʊsgɛst
noun
- A person who visits and stays at someone else's house, usually for one or more nights.
house guest
IPA: hˈaʊsgˈɛst
noun
- Alternative form of houseguest [A person who visits and stays at someone else's house, usually for one or more nights.]
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Examples of "houseguest" in Sentences
- You're like the best houseguest ever.
- First houseguest to get three points will win the PoV.
- As will every other evicted houseguest from here on in.
- For each correct answer, the HouseGuest moved one step.
- She returned to the house on Day 59, but as a houseguest.
- The HouseGuest to finish in the fastest time was the winner.
- He is supposedly sequestered from the rest of the houseguests.
- He was the only houseguest to vote for Danielle to win the show.
- You see our houseguest is my brother's dog- and she HATES fireworks...
- He takes the backpack back to the house and shows the other houseguests.
- Should the popularity polls be left out of the descriptions of the houseguests
- Bart was not going to be the only possibly-long-term houseguest in my apartment.
- The other dogs were all Siberian huskeys - while our houseguest is a mear hunting dog.
- Booted 'Big Brother 11' contestant Chima Simone apologizes for calling houseguest a terrorist
- The press was an elderly oddity: a fat, shut-in houseguest who consumed two rooms, accompanied by floor-to-ceiling cabinets of paper and type trays.
- Matt Duchene, the 18-year-old long-term houseguest of Avalanche captain Adam Foote and his wife, Jennifer, has informally taken over as an occasional tutor for the Foote sons, Callan,
- He learned in season 5 that another houseguest was the sister he never knew he had, and she (Nikomis, Daughter of the Moon, Nikomis) learned he was the brother she didn't know she had.
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