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indenturer

indenturer noun: a person who is indentured (bound under a contract).

Noun

indenturer (plural indenturers)

  1. A person who is indentured (bound under a contract).
    Synonyms:
    indenturee

Synonyms of indenturer

Forms of indenturer

pluralindenturers

Origin of indenturer

From indenture + -er.

Questions about indenturer

What does indenturer mean?
Indenturer means a person who is indentured (bound under a contract).
What part of speech is indenturer?
Indenturer is a noun.
What is the plural of indenturer?
The plural of indenturer is indenturers.

Words near indenturer in the dictionary

  1. indentured servant
  2. indentured servants
  3. indentureds
  4. indenturee
  5. indenturees
  6. indenturer
  7. indenturers
  8. indentures
  9. indentureship
  10. indentureships
  11. indenturing

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