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First Amendment auditor

First Amendment auditor noun: a person who records publicly accessible areas of a building or other premises in order to test the owner's acceptance of the right to record such material.

Noun

First Amendment auditor (plural First Amendment auditors)

  1. (US) A person who records publicly accessible areas of a building or other premises in order to test the owner's acceptance of the right to record such material.

Forms of First Amendment auditor

pluralFirst Amendment auditors

Questions about First Amendment auditor

What does First Amendment auditor mean?
First Amendment auditor means a person who records publicly accessible areas of a building or other premises in order to test the owner's acceptance of the right to record such material.
What part of speech is First Amendment auditor?
First Amendment auditor is a noun.
What is the plural of First Amendment auditor?
The plural of First Amendment auditor is First Amendment auditors.

Words near First Amendment auditor in the dictionary

  1. first aid
  2. first aid kit
  3. first aid kits
  4. First Amendment
  5. First Amendment audit
  6. First Amendment auditor
  7. First Amendment auditors
  8. First Amendment audits
  9. first among equals
  10. first and foremost
  11. first and last

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