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Definition of guest
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Guest (v. i.) To be, or act the part of, a
guest..
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Tonguester
::
Tonguester
(n.) One who uses his
tongue;
a
talker;
a
story-teller;
a
gossip.
Agistor
::
Agistor
(n.)
Formerly,
an
officer
of the
king's
forest,
who had the care of
cattle
agisted,
and
collected
the money for the same; -- hence
called
gisttaker,
which in
England
is
corrupted
into
guest-taker..
Goliard
::
Goliard
(n.) A
buffoon
in the
Middle
Ages, who
attended
rich men's
tables
to make sport for the
guests
by
ribald
stories
and
songs..
Gest
::
Gest (n.) A
guest.
Hostess
::
Hostess
(n.) A woman who
entertains
guests
for
compensation;
a
female
innkeeper.
Unbidden
::
Unbidden
(a.)
Uninvited;
as,
unbidden
guests..
Guest
::
Guest (n.) A
visitor;
a
person
received
and
entertained
in one's house or at one's
table;
a
visitor
entertained
without
pay.
Unguestlike
::
Unguestlike
(adv.)
In a
manner
not
becoming
to a
guest.
Hospitable
::
Hospitable
(a.)
Receiving
and
entertaining
strangers
or
guests
with
kindness
and
without
reward;
kind to
strangers
and
guests;
characterized
by
hospitality.
Dais
::
Dais (n.) The high or
principal
table,
at the end of a hall, at which the chief
guests
were
seated;
also, the chief seat at the high
table..
Hostess
::
Hostess
(n.) A
female
host; a woman who
hospitably
entertains
guests
at her
house.
Guest Rope
::
Guest rope () The line by which a boat makes fast to the
swinging
boom.
Tavern
::
Tavern
(n.) A
public
house where
travelers
and other
transient
guests
are
accomodated
with rooms and
meals;
an inn; a
hotel;
especially,
in
modern
times,
a
public
house
licensed
to sell
liquor
in small
quantities..
Levee
::
Levee (n.) A
morning
assembly
or
reception
of
visitors,
-- in
distinction
from a
soiree,
or
evening
assembly;
a
matinee;
hence,
also, any
general
or
somewhat
miscellaneous
gathering
of
guests,
whether
in the
daytime
or
evening;
as, the
president's
levee..
Shadow
::
Shadow
(n.) An
uninvited
guest
coming
with one who is
invited.
Guest
::
Guest (v. t.) To
receive
or
entertain
hospitably.
Usher
::
Usher (v. t.) To
introduce
or
escort,
as an
usher,
forerunner,
or
harbinger;
to
forerun;
--
sometimes
followed
by in or
forth;
as, to usher in a
stranger;
to usher forth the
guests;
to usher a
visitor
into the
room..
Seguestration
::
Seguestration
(n.) The act of
separating,
or
setting
aside,
a thing in
controversy
from the
possession
of both the
parties
that
contend
for it, to be
delivered
to the one
adjudged
entitled
to it. It may be
voluntary
or
involuntary..
Seguestration
::
Seguestration
(n.) The state of being
separated
or set
aside;
separation;
retirement;
seclusion
from
society.
Smell-feast
::
Smell-feast
(n.) A feast at which the
guests
are
supposed
to feed upon the odors only of the
viands.
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