What is another word for pied-a-terre?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈa͡ɪdɐtˈɛr], [ pˈaɪdɐtˈɛr], [ p_ˈaɪ_d_ɐ_t_ˈɛ_r]
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Synonyms for Pied-a-terre:
n.
• artifact (noun) • house (noun)- residence,
- pad,
- abode,
- castle,
- cubbyhole,
- home,
- bullpen,
- setup,
- lean-to,
- apartment,
- layout,
- digs,
- residency,
- homestead,
- pigpen,
- diggings,
- den,
- habitation,
- crash pad,
- coop,
- home plate,
- flat,
- shanty,
- edifice,
- roof,
- kennel,
- condominium,
- hole in the wall,
- dwelling,
- joint,
- roost,
- rack,
- pigsty,
- condo,
- mansion,
- Commorancy,
- building,
- domicile,
- co-op,
- flophouse,
- shack.
- inn,
- address,
- rooming house,
- protection,
- hotel,
- shelter,
- room and board,
- camp,
- lodge,
- port,
- lodgment,
- boarding house,
- harbor,
- room,
- motel,
- place,
- palace,
- dorm,
- chambers,
- hostel,
- quarters,
- resort,
- bed and breakfast,
- cover.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):
How to use "Pied-a-terre" in context?
A pied-a-terre, also known as a live-in tenant or lodger, is a person who rents a property on a short-term basis, normally for periods between six and twelve months. In some cases, a pied-a-terre may be a property owner who is using the property as a source of extra income.
The word derives from the French phrase "pied àterre", meaning "foot on the ground".
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