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statute fair

statute fair noun: a fair where laborers would gather to offer their services for hire and where fixed labor rates were announced.

Noun

statute fair (plural statute fairs)

  1. (England, historical) A fair where laborers would gather to offer their services for hire and where fixed labor rates were announced.

Forms of statute fair

pluralstatute fairs

Questions about statute fair

What does statute fair mean?
Statute fair means a fair where laborers would gather to offer their services for hire and where fixed labor rates were announced.
What part of speech is statute fair?
Statute fair is a noun.
What is the plural of statute fair?
The plural of statute fair is statute fairs.

Words near statute fair in the dictionary

  1. statute
  2. statute acre
  3. statute acres
  4. statute book
  5. statute books
  6. statute fair
  7. statute fairs
  8. statute law
  9. statute laws
  10. statute mile
  11. statute miles

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