full board

noun

1. 1. the provision by a hotel of a bed and all meals
   2. ( as modifier )

      full board accommodation

Example Sentences

“I think that, for the full board, it is in some millions, but I do not know the exact answer there,” said Murdoch.

From The Daily Beast

Up and to my office, and there we sat a very full board all the morning upon some accounts of Mr. Gauden's.

From Project Gutenberg

There seemed to be a full Board of them, and Mr. Bransby Cooper was in the chair.

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The hotels that have been mentioned are all conducted on the American plan of full board, or one charge for every expense.

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The employers have quartered all the men in the factory; they get full board and all there.

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My recompense was to comprise full board and lodging during the operation,—and that would have been no trifle.

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