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lodger

noun as in guest

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The Coliseum was the place where you “could see ’em” yesterday — from front row celebrities to the farthest Joe Fan — as Los Angeles welcomed its newest “lodger” — El Dodger — in championship style.

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"I thought she's probably joking and said to her, 'Is this the joke you play with all the new lodgers?'"

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The house was refurbished and lodgers were taken in, which Naveed orchestrated, the court heard.

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"It's not affordable anymore. I have to have a lodger live in my house just to help me pay and keep my head above water," Kathy added.

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While he and his lodger informally split costs, Oliver covers all the housing payments.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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