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live-out

live-out noun: a household employee who does not live on the premises of the employer.

Noun

live-out (plural live-outs)

  1. A household employee who does not live on the premises of the employer.
    Antonyms:
    live-in

Antonyms of live-out

Forms of live-out

plurallive-outs

Questions about live-out

What does live-out mean?
Live-out means a household employee who does not live on the premises of the employer.
What part of speech is live-out?
Live-out is a noun.
What is the plural of live-out?
The plural of live-out is live-outs.

Words near live-out in the dictionary

  1. live-in son-in-law
  2. live-ins
  3. live-long
  4. live-oaker
  5. live-oakers
  6. live-out
  7. live-outs
  8. live-stock
  9. live-stocks
  10. live-stream
  11. live-streamed

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