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Meanings of roomie in English

Portuguese
coabitante
Catalan
company d'habitació
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A person who shares a room with someone else.

coabitante
Usage of roomie in English
1
He had used it to make a welcome mat for his roomie.
The Big U
2
Oh, not kicked out because he was a bad roomie or whatever.
The double bind
3
Can you imagine anything much more distracting than your roomie having a Wii?
Wired
4
She liked being the roomie of a famous, if unemployable, man.
Dayworld Breakup
5
That same week he'd asked me to be his roomie.
Cross Bones
6
She grinned as she thought of her funny, freckled, redheaded roomie and best friend.
Public secrets
7
That is, I have when my roomie isn't chattering away.
Dayworld Rebel
8
Tired of living alone in sub-zero Berlin, Derek Scally decided to order in a roomie.
The Irish Times
9
My only real friend was Dave, my college roomie.
Rock and Ice Magazine
10
I'm a lawyer and I'm on the defense team for your old roomie Thomas Whitehall.
Mortal Allies
11
My roomie had come into the bar often enough, but I was surprised to see her tonight.
All together dead
12
It's not like I was used to having a roomie to stay up and worry about me.
A taste of magic
13
I had a little time to catch up with your roomie while you were at the shower.
All together dead
14
Wednesday 14 November 2018 The sisters fight about their new roomie.
The South African
15
I assumed it was his roomie, but with the way Sally was dressed it could be most anyone.
Four to score
16
Vent and be happy This is by no means a vent at my roomie… It's just a vent!
The South African
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Translations for roomie
Roomie through the time