Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
houseguest \houseguest\, house guest \house guest\n. a guest entertained and staying overnight in one's house for one or more nights.
WordNet
n. a guest entertained in your house [syn: houseguest]
Wikipedia
House guest or HouseGuest or houseguest or variant, may refer to:
- Houseguest (film), 1995 U.S. comedy film
- Houseguest (band), U.S. rock band
- HouseGuest, contestants on the Big Brother (TV series) reality TV show franchise
- House Guest (TV series), 2008 UK reality TV series
- House Guests (band), U.S. funk band
- Guest in the House (film), 1944 U.S. film noir
Usage examples of "house guest".
Realizing the path his thoughts were taking, and that they were rather warmer than he was comfortable feeling for his unwanted house guest, he drew himself up short and began to scowl.
You ought to be able to keep from sleeping with your house guest if you think it would be unwise.
Belknap-Jacksons of Boston and Red Gap are for a few days entertaining as their honoured house guest his lordship the Earl of Brinstead—.
I have been a close personal friend, house guest and sometime-collaborator of Kercher Crowstairs for almost fourteen years.