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Pitt Street farmer

Pitt Street farmer noun: an urban resident who is an absentee landowner of rural property.

Noun

Pitt Street farmer (plural Pitt Street farmers)

  1. (Australia, Sydney) An urban resident who is an absentee landowner of rural property
    Synonyms:
    Collins Street farmer

Synonyms of Pitt Street farmer

  • Collins Street farmer

Forms of Pitt Street farmer

pluralPitt Street farmers

Origin of Pitt Street farmer

From Pitt Street, a major thoroughfare in Sydney, Australia.

Questions about Pitt Street farmer

What does Pitt Street farmer mean?
Pitt Street farmer means an urban resident who is an absentee landowner of rural property.
What part of speech is Pitt Street farmer?
Pitt Street farmer is a noun.
What is the plural of Pitt Street farmer?
The plural of Pitt Street farmer is Pitt Street farmers.

Words near Pitt Street farmer in the dictionary

  1. pitstops
  2. Pitsunda
  3. pitsweat
  4. Pitt
  5. Pitt County
  6. Pitt Street farmer
  7. Pitt Street farmers
  8. Pitt Town
  9. Pitt Town Bottoms
  10. Pitt-Hopkins syndrome
  11. pitta

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