double-book
/dʌbəlˈbʊk
/verb [with object]
Inadvertently reserve (something, especially a seat or a hotel room) for two different customers or parties at the same time: the hotel was double-booked...
- I was informed on arrival that my host and her boyfriend in a fine bit of mutual consultation had double-booked the single bed in the spare room (which had belonged to my host as a child).
- Until, that is, someone called to say their rooms had been inadvertently double-booked.
- When the rooms were double-booked, the reps would lose theirs, and everyone ended the season completely exhausted.
- online game
- online gamer
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- online magazine
- online newspaper
- onliner
- online radio
- online search
- online service provider
- online shop
- online shopping
- onliness
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- on loan
- onlook
- onlooker
- onlooking
- only
- only begetter
- only-begotten
- only child
- only-childism
- (only) have eyes for
- only just
- onlyness