table board

American  

noun

1. daily meals provided for pay.

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Etymology

Origin of table board

First recorded in 1475–85

Example Sentences

There are a number of things to do: kayaks and paddleboards to borrow or rent, a large pool table, board and yard games, movies, a tennis court, outdoor fire pits complete with resort-provided marshmallows, chocolate and crackers for s’mores.

From Seattle Times

In the past she has provided a shuffleboard table, a pool table, board games, even an arts-and-craft station.

From New York Times

“I am personally thrilled to have Kim join us as the next leader of Martha’s Table,” Cheryl Holcomb-McCoy, who sits on the Martha’s Table board of directors and serves as the dean of the School of Education at American University, said in a news release.

From Washington Post

The game room has a poker table, board games and a shuffleboard table in addition to the arcade machine.

From Washington Post

Reading Horizons needs to step up to the table,” board member Carla Bates said.

From Washington Times