The word "boarder" is correct and usable in written English
You can use "boarder" to refer to a person who pays to stay at a boarding house. For example: "The new boarder moved into the house last week."
By the time they reached Dubdab on the Libyan boarder, after a 10-hour bus journey, they were exhausted.
He says a Chinese boarder in Coventry told him he had spent 600,000 yuan ($72,300) in one year.
In the scene where Marva tries to introduce the sheriff to her reluctant boarder, the film-makers keep his expressions out of focus while he concludes that Dorr is Marva's imaginary friend, making this a comic high point of the film.
Pakula's final directing effort was The Devil's Own (1997), a well-made thriller starring Ford as a New York City police detective who unwittingly takes in a boarder (Brad Pitt) who turns out to be an extremely lethal Irish terrorist.
Trapped in a barren 20-year-old marriage, Doc drowns his disappointment in alcohol and fantasizes about Marie, their young boarder.
Six years later Kiprensky's biological father, Aleksey Dyakonov, arranged for the boy to be a boarder at the preparatory school of the St . PetersburgAcademy of Arts, from which he graduated in 1797.
For most of the last 15 years of his life he lived as a boarder or visitor among friends in or about London, attending consultations and committees on practical questions, preaching at meetings for worship, and engaging in a wide correspondence with individual Friends or with congregations to whom he was known.
The staging challenges of the works produced under the influence of Romanticism, as well as of the widely popular genre of melodrama, dictated the elimination of painted sets and the wing and boarder systems that had dominated the Baroque period.
From 1844 to 1848 he was a boarder at the Collège Rollin, then located near the Panthéon.
She went as a boarder to Mrs. Wallington's School at Nuneaton (1828 32), where she came under the influence of Maria Lewis, the principal governess, who inculcated a strong evangelical piety in the young girl.
Dee was a boarder at Shrewsbury public school and made his first stage appearance in a school production of The Pirates of Penzance.
