coalowner
coalowner noun: one who owns a coal mine.
Noun
coalowner (plural coalowners)
- One who owns a coal mine.
- Near-synonym: collier
- The Staffordshire coalowner would benefit, because he would be saved from the competition of the Lancashire coalowner, but what would the Lancashire coalowner say if he were charged a prohibitive rate with regard to the London market?1887, Lord Herschell, The Parliamentary Debates (Authorized Edition), Wyman, page 200
- Synonyms:
- collier
Synonyms of coalowner
Forms of coalowner
| plural | coalowners |
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Origin of coalowner
From coal + owner.
Questions about coalowner
- What does coalowner mean?
- Coalowner means one who owns a coal mine.
- What part of speech is coalowner?
- Coalowner is a noun.
- What is the plural of coalowner?
- The plural of coalowner is coalowners.
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