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housekeeping bill

housekeeping bill noun: a bill (legislation) designed to keep the business of government and public affairs up to date, generally not having any substantial or controversial content.

Noun

housekeeping bill (plural housekeeping bills)

  1. (UK) A bill (legislation) designed to keep the business of government and public affairs up to date, generally not having any substantial or controversial content.

Forms of housekeeping bill

pluralhousekeeping bills

Questions about housekeeping bill

What does housekeeping bill mean?
Housekeeping bill means a bill (legislation) designed to keep the business of government and public affairs up to date, generally not having any substantial or controversial content.
What part of speech is housekeeping bill?
Housekeeping bill is a noun.
What is the plural of housekeeping bill?
The plural of housekeeping bill is housekeeping bills.

Words near housekeeping bill in the dictionary

  1. housekeeperesses
  2. housekeeperless
  3. housekeeperly
  4. housekeepers
  5. housekeeping
  6. housekeeping bill
  7. housekeeping bills
  8. housekeepings
  9. housekeeps
  10. housekept
  11. housekey

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