hosteller
US hosteler
/ (ˈhɒstələ) /
noun
a person who stays at youth hostels
an archaic word for innkeeper
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Words nearby hosteller
hosta, hostage, host computer, hostel, hosteler, hosteller, hostelling, hostelry, hostel school, hostess, hostess gown
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The aldermen were responsible for their wards, and every hosteller was likewise responsible for his guest.
London Before the Conquest|W. R. LethabyAt the head of each was an officer called a Brewy or Beetagh, a public hospitaller or hosteller, who was held in high honour.
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