Houseguest definition

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houseguests
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A person who stays overnight for at least one night in another person's home.
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A person who stays in a home as a guest.
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A person who visits and stays at someone else's house, usually for one or more nights.

We had houseguests for weeks after the wedding.

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Alternative Forms

Alternative Form of houseguest - house guest

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Noun

Singular:
houseguest
Plural:
houseguests

Origin of houseguest

Houseguest Sentence Examples

  • For the first few weeks every houseguest played as part of a pair.

  • Each week, the viewers voted off a houseguest.

  • The winning houseguest is the final person remaining and the winner of the show's $1 million.

  • In season two of Big Brother, houseguest Justin Siebik became violent.

  • Jasinski's bio stated that his occupation while staying as a houseguest was that of a public relations manager for "a charity."

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