landperson
landperson noun: a landlord or landlady.
Noun
landperson (plural landpeople)
- A landlord or landlady.
- We had to find a house, a whole house, that would shelter all of us. At first we thought we should try for a triple-decker, become instant landpeople and instant enemies of all our left-leaning friends whose battle cry is "Gentrification!"1982 April 3, Nancy Walker, “Moving”, in Gay Community News, page 6
Forms of landperson
| plural | landpeople |
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Questions about landperson
- What does landperson mean?
- Landperson means a landlord or landlady.
- What part of speech is landperson?
- Landperson is a noun.
- What is the plural of landperson?
- The plural of landperson is landpeople.
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