siteholder
siteholder noun: the owner or operator of a physical site.
Noun
siteholder (plural siteholders)
- The owner or operator of a physical site.
- He noted that the fact that machines that are not intended to be mounted on the wall may be moved around the room by the siteholder at will lends further support to the view that there is no occupation of a specific piece of land.2012, Ben Terra, Julie Kajus, A Guide to the European VAT Directives, volume 1, page 973
Forms of siteholder
| plural | siteholders |
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Origin of siteholder
From site + holder.
Questions about siteholder
- What does siteholder mean?
- Siteholder means the owner or operator of a physical site.
- What part of speech is siteholder?
- Siteholder is a noun.
- What is the plural of siteholder?
- The plural of siteholder is siteholders.
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