room for rent

A room within a house or other building that one rents separately from the rest. I heard there's a room for rent in Anna's building. We're putting up our spare room for rent to make a little extra cash on the side.

room for rent

n. a person who acts very stupid. (Also a term of address. This implies that one’s head is so empty of brains that the space could be rented out.) My brother is a room for rent if I ever saw one. What a dope!

See also: rent, room

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

build (something) out over (something)
build (something) over (something)
build out over
built on sand
go co-op
OP
(as) cheap as chips
adapt
adapt (something) for (something)
adapt for

References in periodicals archive

Renters in the country's most expensive rental markets can save the most by renting a single room instead of an entire unit.San FranciscoandLos Angelesrenters can typically spend more than$2,100per month on a typical one-bedroom apartment and more than$1,100per month on a room for rent about a$1,000difference.

In comparison, the typical cost of a room for rent is fairly steady the median asking price for a room for rent in the top 25 metro areas ranges from$670to$1,430per month.

Living With a Roommate Can Save Renters $515 a Month

He said the modus operandi of the suspect was to upload an advertisement of a house or room for rent on a website before bringing the interested party to the location of the house or room to be rented out.

Police arrest accountant over cheating cases

Trifone, whose lengthy criminal record includes open larceny cases, in response to an advertisement for a room for rent for $50 per week, a police report said.

Trifone constantly lied, could not be trusted and said there was no room for rent.

Man accused of Craigslist scam; Allegedly duped others on rentals

Just list your room for rent or search the listings for a room to live in.

Good housekeeping

词组	room for rent
释义	room for rent room for rent A room within a house or other building that one rents separately from the rest. I heard there's a room for rent in Anna's building. We're putting up our spare room for rent to make a little extra cash on the side. See also: rent, room Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. room for rent n. a person who acts very stupid. (Also a term of address. This implies that one’s head is so empty of brains that the space could be rented out.) My brother is a room for rent if I ever saw one. What a dope! See also: rent, room McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: build (something) out over (something) build (something) over (something) build out over built on sand go co-op OP (as) cheap as chips adapt adapt (something) for (something) adapt for References in periodicals archive Renters in the country's most expensive rental markets can save the most by renting a single room instead of an entire unit.San FranciscoandLos Angelesrenters can typically spend more than$2,100per month on a typical one-bedroom apartment and more than$1,100per month on a room for rent about a$1,000difference. In comparison, the typical cost of a room for rent is fairly steady the median asking price for a room for rent in the top 25 metro areas ranges from$670to$1,430per month. Living With a Roommate Can Save Renters $515 a Month He said the modus operandi of the suspect was to upload an advertisement of a house or room for rent on a website before bringing the interested party to the location of the house or room to be rented out. Police arrest accountant over cheating cases Trifone, whose lengthy criminal record includes open larceny cases, in response to an advertisement for a room for rent for $50 per week, a police report said. Trifone constantly lied, could not be trusted and said there was no room for rent. Man accused of Craigslist scam; Allegedly duped others on rentals Just list your room for rent or search the listings for a room to live in. Good housekeeping
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