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billetsnoun1pl. of billet a straight piece (as of wood or metal) that is longer than it is widea stack of gold billets in the vault bars, rods arbors, beams, boards, crossbars, crossbeams, girdersbands, stripsblooms, ingots, slabs, sticks an assignment at which one regularly works for payfound a billet at one of the leading brokerage houses in New York appointments, berths, capacities, connections, functions, jobs, places, positions, posts, situations businesses, employments, employs, occupations, professionsworksoffices, spotscallings, pursuits, trades, vocationslines, racketsengagements, gigslivelihoods, livingscareers, lifeworks, practices(also practises)duties, missions, postings, services, tasks avocationsunemployments to provide with living quarters or shelterevery colonial household was expected to billet a British soldier accommodates, bestows, bivouacs, boards, bunks, camps, chambers, domiciles, encamps, harbors, houses, lodges, puts up, quarters, roofs, rooms, shelters, takes in ensconces, homes, roosts, secures, sheds, stables, tentsbarracksbeds (down) ejects, evicts |