bed and breakfast 
noun
1Sleeping accommodation for a night and a meal in the morning, provided in guest houses and hotels.Guests can stay mid week for two nights bed and breakfast and one evening meal from €135 per person sharing....
- This price includes three nights' bed and breakfast, one evening meal and a gala banquet on New Year's Eve.
- I wanted to get away for two nights this week for the Easter Holidays with my wife and my young son who is eleven and was quoted €740 for two night's bed and breakfast with one evening meal.
1.1A guest house: we spent the night at a cheap bed and breakfast nearby...
- He said the trend might tend to benefit the big hotels rather than the smaller guest houses and bed and breakfasts.
- I could only afford a cheap bed and breakfast for a couple of days.
- They led to a good night's rest that can be found at the many bed and breakfasts or the youth hostels in the area.
verb (bed-and-breakfast) [with object] Stock Market, British
Sell (shares) and buy them back by agreement the next day.
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