a night's lodging
21Peter of Saint Joseph Betancur — Infobox Saint name=Peter of Saint Joseph Betancur birth date=March 21, 1626 death date=April 25, 1667 feast day=April 18 venerated in=Roman Catholic Church imagesize=100px caption=Peter of Saint Joseph Betancur birth place=Vilaflor, Tenerife… …
22Battle of Lundby — Infobox Military Conflict conflict=Battle of Lundby caption= partof=the Second War of Schleswig date=23 July 1864 place=Lundby, Denmark result=Prussian victory combatant1= Prussian: 1st Company,Niederschlesisches Infanterieregiment 50… …
23Disneyland Dream Suite — Disneyland Land New Orleans Square Theme Each room is themed after a distinct area of the park …
24dosshouse — [däs′hous΄] n. 〚see DOSS〛 [Brit. Slang] a place where a night s lodging can be had very cheaply * * * …
25Middleton, Mississippi — is an extinct town that was located west of the current geographical position of Winona, Mississippi. History Few travelers along U.S. Highway 82 know they are driving along the main street of a city of the past, a town that grew from a mere… …
26Greyhound therapy — n. Providing a homeless person or mentally ill patient with a one way bus ticket to another city. Example Citation: The problem is that those who come to Milwaukee on one way bus tickets get more than a night s lodging, said Joe Volk, chairman of …
27dosshouse — [däs′hous΄] n. [see DOSS] [Brit. Slang] a place where a night s lodging can be had very cheaply …
28sundowner — [sun′dou΄nər] n. 1. [ SUNDOWN + ER: from habitually arriving at a stock farm too late for work but early enough to receive a night s lodging and food] [Austral. Informal] Austral. Informal a tramp or vagrant 2. [Brit. Informal] an alcoholic drink …
29pan|han|dle — pan|han|dle1 «PAN HAN duhl», noun. 1. the handle of a pan. 2. a narrow strip of land projecting like a handle, such as a state or territory extending between two others: »the Texas panhandle. ╂[< pan dish for cooking + handle] pan|han|dle2… …
30sun|down|er — «SUHN DOW nuhr», noun. 1. Australian Slang. a tramp who makes a practice of arriving at a farm, ranch, or other establishment, about sunset under the pretense of seeking work, so as to obtain food and a night s lodging. 2. a drink of alcoholic… …
