Crossword clues for houseguest
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.
Wiktionary
n. A person who visits and stays at someone else's house, usually for one or more nights.
WordNet
n. a guest entertained in your house [syn: house guest]
Wikipedia
Houseguest is a 1995 comedy film starring Sinbad and Phil Hartman and directed by Randall Miller.
Houseguest was a five-piece American 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."
Houseguest recorded for Audio Eagle Records, the label founded by Patrick Carney of The Black Keys.
Houseguest disbanded in 2009.
Usage examples of "houseguest".
She had overheard Grandmama arranging to call on Lady Beamish tomorrow afternoon while all the houseguests were arriving at Harewood.
While females of good family from the countryside near West Wycombe were invited to dine, all of the houseguests were male.
Emily remarked, referring to the only nonfamily members who were houseguests of her aunt and uncle.
Judith had been kept constantly busy during the morning, running errands to and from the kitchens and various other rooms and to the stables and carriage house as Aunt Effingham tried to ensure that she had not forgotten a single detail of the preparations for the arrival of the houseguests.
She has invited me and our houseguests to Grandmaison for a garden party.
The expected arrival of the houseguests at Harewood that very afternoon was spoken of as well as the fact that Lord Rannulf intended to ride over for dinner.
She hoped to avoid intruding upon the houseguests and find her grandmother.
Only the family, the houseguests, and a few servants were left in the ballroom when a small commotion was heard outside the doors.
My son will go after them tomorrow morning after seeing our houseguests on their way.
When they had enough eggs to bring to market one of their houseguests always went to Srinagar for them.
Yet I cannot answer it daily-even if I were never to write another story, there are still interruptions: trips out of town, houseguests, illnesses, etc.
Smiths-two weeks, other houseguests totaling perhaps a week, shopping for a new automobile.
I've been known to bore my numerous houseguests painfully by my obsession with agricultural theories.
A courteous chap, who loves to show his father's houseguests the old place.
But I'm thinking that there's more than a few getting behind to push where concern over your taste in houseguests is concerned.