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schedulee

schedulee noun: one who has been scheduled.

Noun

schedulee (plural schedulees)

  1. One who has been scheduled.
    • ...the Secretary has declared forfeited and caused to be sold many town lots for payments in default of which the present holders, purchasers from original schedulees, had no notice of amounts declared delinquent, having failed to file in the office of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes...1910, Congressional Edition - Volume 5584, page 51
    • Withers and the clinic director's husband, Ron Tetreau, go over the list of the morning's appointments to verify that all schedulees have arrived.1989, Fidelity - Volume 9, page 17

Forms of schedulee

pluralschedulees

Origin of schedulee

From schedule + -ee.

Questions about schedulee

What does schedulee mean?
Schedulee means one who has been scheduled.
What part of speech is schedulee?
Schedulee is a noun.
What is the plural of schedulee?
The plural of schedulee is schedulees.

Words near schedulee in the dictionary

  1. schedule
  2. scheduled
  3. scheduled territories
  4. scheduled territory
  5. scheduleds
  6. schedulee
  7. schedulees
  8. scheduleless
  9. scheduler
  10. schedulers
  11. schedules

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