overnighter
/əʊvəˈnʌɪtə
/noun
1A person who stops at a place overnight: there were no overnighters asleep on bedrolls...
- If we treated the cruisers right, and just 20 percent came back as overnight visitors, that would be a million more overnighters per year.
- We had 5 million visitors, and 1 million were overnighters.
- The college is open to visitors, but also to overnighters on a range of dates, including during The Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival.
1.1North American An overnight trip or stay: an overnighter at a nearby campsite...
- I just got in from a day trip with sleepover - hang on, that makes it an overnighter - trip to down south, for fun filled frivolity in Sorrento, and a catch up with the missus.
- Hey ho. Meanwhile, I find myself home late, preparing for an overnighter.
- For the overnighter I pretty much took a toothbrush, my hot-water bottle and a change of underwear.
Rhymes
- Old Comedy
- Old Commonwealth
- Old Contemptibles
- old country
- Old Covenant
- old crock
- Old Dart
- old dear
- Old Delhi
- Old Dominion
- olde
- old-earth
- old-earth creationism
- old-earth creationist
- old-earther
- old economy
- olden
- Oldenburg, Claes
- Old English
- Old English sheepdog
- older man
- older woman
- old-established
- oldest inhabitant
- Old Etonian