Hospitality Accommodations

noun the act of providing lodging or space for someone

• The hotel offers luxurious accommodations for its guests.
• The Airbnb has cozy accommodations with a beautiful view.
• I crashed at my friend's place because I needed accommodations for the night.
• The company made special accommodations for employees with disabilities.

noun a house provided by a church for its pastor

• The parsonage is a beautiful residence provided for the clergy member and their family.
• The parsonage is where the pastor lives with their family.
• The parsonage is like the preacher's pad.
• The parsonage symbolizes the spiritual home of the community.

noun a person's home; the place where someone lives

• The new ambassador has taken up residence in the official embassy.
• I'll swing by your residence later to drop off the book.
• Let's chill at your residence this weekend.
• His mind found a residence in the world of fantasy novels.

noun a person who shares a room with another person

• My roommate and I have agreed on a cleaning schedule to keep our apartment tidy.
• My roommate is always borrowing my clothes without asking!
• My roommate is a total slob, I can't stand living with them.
• Having a good roommate is like having a built-in friend at home.

noun a small, typically rustic house used as a retreat in the summer

• The family spent their weekends at their summerhouse by the lake.
• Let's chill at the summerhouse this weekend!
• I heard they're throwing a party at the summerhouse, wanna go?
• Her mind was like a summerhouse, filled with warmth and memories.

noun a small wheel or roller

verb to move slowly and heavily, typically with a rolling motion

• The servant pushed the trundle bed into the guest room for the visitor.
• Can you help me trundle this heavy box to the other side of the room?
• Let's trundle over to the park and hang out for a bit.
• Her thoughts seemed to trundle along slowly, as if stuck in mud.