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room and board

NOUN
lodging and meals
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St Andrews estimates total costs for U.S. students, including room and board, travel and living expenses, at $66,705.

From The Wall Street Journal

Cruises still are value plays — passage, room and board and entertainment remain usually more expensive on land than on a cruise.

From MarketWatch

Later, she babysat and washed dishes for an academic couple in exchange for room and board.

From The Wall Street Journal

The complex has other furniture stores, including a Scandinavian Designs store, The Rug Warehouse and Room and Board.

From Los Angeles Times

“So, I went to work for him and didn’t get paid anything, just room and board. He soon said, ‘I’ll give you this horse and if you sell it, you can make some money.’

From Los Angeles Times