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bed-and-break·fast (bed ənd brek′fəst)

adjective

designating or of accommodations, as in a hotel or private home, in which breakfast is provided as part of the price

noun

an establishment featuring such accommodations
Also bed and breakfast

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bed-and-breakfast Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • run: The owners of Mulberry Cottage also run a fabulous bed-and-breakfast - Tylers Barn - where the breakfasts are legendary.

Modifies a noun

  • inn: Sturdy mug with starts june in bed-and-breakfast inns plus we needed for.
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