tavernkeeper
tavernkeeper noun: one who keeps a tavern.
Noun
tavernkeeper (plural tavernkeepers)
- One who keeps a tavern.
- Mr. Hautekiet, 41, a large, friendly man with a seemingly endless supply of facts about the town, said that all attempts to locate former residents of Goverthing had been fruitless, though one — the tavernkeeper — had been found in a retirement home in Brooklyn, where he has refused for decades...2009 September 19, Randy Kennedy, “Uncovering a Small Town (and Some Tall Tales)”, in New York Times
- Synonyms:
- jerry-lord, taverner
Synonyms of tavernkeeper
Forms of tavernkeeper
| plural | tavernkeepers |
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Origin of tavernkeeper
From tavern + keeper.
Questions about tavernkeeper
- What does tavernkeeper mean?
- Tavernkeeper means one who keeps a tavern.
- What part of speech is tavernkeeper?
- Tavernkeeper is a noun.
- What is the plural of tavernkeeper?
- The plural of tavernkeeper is tavernkeepers.
Words near tavernkeeper in the dictionary
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