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houseguest::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | house guest |
| Type of | guest, invitee |
Examples of houseguest
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Already I am beside myself with excitement at the thought of our new houseguest.
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Owen Wilson is the houseguest pestering just-married Matt Dillon and Kate Hudson.
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On the very same day, perennially blond houseguest Kato Kaelin also turned 40.
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Sontag doesn't own a TV, though she did rent one last month to please a houseguest.
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It's becoming increasingly common to host a houseguest who doesn't eat meat.
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I'm uncertain whether to treat him like a long-term houseguest or my child.
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After a visiting houseguest brought hers for a weekend, I made the $19.99 investment.
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In addition, an ideal houseguest genuinely works hard to be both helpful and charming.
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My mother is very uncomfortable with this unwanted, permanent houseguest.
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- House guest: a guest entertained in your house
- Houseguest is a 1995 feature film starring Sinbad and Phil Hartman and directed by Randall Miller.
- Houseguest is a five-piece rock band from Akron, Ohio. The band was praised by San Francisco-based literary magazine McSweeney's in 2005 as "the best pop band in America."
- Someone who stays for a period of days (or weeks) at a residence where he does not pay for rent or utilities. Usually the rent and utilities at the place where a houseguest stays are paid for by friends, relatives or organizations.
- (2004) This remake of the Sinbad/Phil Hartman comedy stars Kevin James as a man -- on the run from the Mafia -- who poses as the dentist friend of a family man (John Voigt). The original was considered to be bad enough by critics and audiences.
