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tradesman's entrances

tradesman's entrances is the plural of tradesman's entrance.

Meaning of tradesman's entrance

Noun

tradesman's entrance (plural tradesman's entrances)

  1. The entrance to a large house, used by tradesmen to deliver goods and services; usually at the side or rear.
    • Near-synonyms: back door, backdoor, back passage, postern
    Antonyms:
    front door, foyer
  2. (slang) The anus.
    • Holonyms: posterior, derrière

Questions about tradesman's entrances

What is tradesman's entrances the plural of?
Tradesman's entrances is the plural of tradesman's entrance.

Words near tradesman's entrances in the dictionary

  1. tradeshow
  2. tradeshows
  3. tradesies
  4. tradesman
  5. tradesman's entrance
  6. tradesman's entrances
  7. tradesmanlike
  8. tradesmanly
  9. tradesmanship
  10. tradesmen
  11. tradespeople

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