sublet (noun)

1. In Greek mythology, Hades, the god of the underworld, sublet his realm to his wife Persephone during the spring and summer seasons.

2. The open-plan office space includes several smaller sublets, allowing for collaboration and privacy.

3. In the comic book series, the superhero sublets his secret hideout to his sidekick while he is away on a mission.

4. The sorcerer sublet his magical powers to the young apprentice, teaching him how to use them wisely.

1. In the comic strip 'For Better or For Worse', the main character sublets her apartment to a friend while she is on vacation.

2. In the animated series 'The Jetsons', George Jetson sublets his futuristic home to his boss when he is away on a business trip.

3. In the movie 'The Holiday', the character played by Cameron Diaz decides to sublet her Los Angeles home and stay in a cozy cottage in England for Christmas.

4. The fashion designer decided to sublet a small space in her boutique to a jewelry designer, allowing them to sell their products while sharing the same location.