preoccupier
preoccupier noun: a previous occupant.
Noun
preoccupier (plural preoccupiers)
- A previous occupant.
- Like our Preoccupiers, the Antient^([sic]) Britons, the Indians perform all religious Ceremonies and Mysteries in the deepest Retreat of the Woods; […]1746, The London Magazine, and Monthly Chronologer, page 622
- The surface-ground was in tolerably good heart — it had been used and manured for vegetable crops; but the sub-soil was wholly artificial, the preoccupier of the spot having converted a saw-yard and timber premises into a garden […]1839, John Towers, The Domestic Gardener's Manual, page 154
Forms of preoccupier
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Questions about preoccupier
- What does preoccupier mean?
- Preoccupier means a previous occupant.
- What part of speech is preoccupier?
- Preoccupier is a noun.
- What is the plural of preoccupier?
- The plural of preoccupier is preoccupiers.
Words near preoccupier in the dictionary
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