Sublet/ˌsʌbˈlet/ Definition 1 of 2Pro Tip 1/3Temporary Arrangement Subletting usually indicates a temporary period, not a permanent living situation. He'll sublet his flat only for the months he's abroad. Pro Tip 2/3Legal Agreement Ensure subletting is allowed in the original lease to avoid legal issues. Before subletting, Natalie checked her lease agreement carefully. Pro Tip 3/3Personal Belongings A sublet often comes furnished, with the original tenant's items. The sublet included furniture and kitchenware, which was convenient.