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laughing heir statute

laughing heir statute noun: a statute that prohibits inheritance from passing to an heir who is too distantly removed from the deceased.

Noun

laughing heir statute (plural laughing heir statutes)

  1. A statute that prohibits inheritance from passing to an heir who is too distantly removed from the deceased.

Forms of laughing heir statute

plurallaughing heir statutes

Questions about laughing heir statute

What does laughing heir statute mean?
Laughing heir statute means a statute that prohibits inheritance from passing to an heir who is too distantly removed from the deceased.
What part of speech is laughing heir statute?
Laughing heir statute is a noun.
What is the plural of laughing heir statute?
The plural of laughing heir statute is laughing heir statutes.

Words near laughing heir statute in the dictionary

  1. laughing group
  2. laughing groups
  3. laughing gull
  4. laughing gulls
  5. laughing heir
  6. laughing heir statute
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  9. laughing hyaena
  10. laughing hyaenas
  11. laughing hyena

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