Turkey merchant
Turkey merchant noun: a member of the Levant Company or Turkey Company, an English chartered company formed in 1581 to conduct English trade with Turkey and the Levant or its successors, dissolved in 1825.
Noun
Turkey merchant (plural Turkey merchants)
- A member of the Levant Company or Turkey Company, an English chartered company formed in 1581 to conduct English trade with Turkey and the Levant or its successors, dissolved in 1825.
- Any merchant dealing in the same geographic area or in similar goods.
Forms of Turkey merchant
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Questions about Turkey merchant
- What does Turkey merchant mean?
- Turkey merchant means a member of the Levant Company or Turkey Company, an English chartered company formed in 1581 to conduct English trade with Turkey and the Levant or its successors, dissolved in 1825.
- What part of speech is Turkey merchant?
- Turkey merchant is a noun.
- What is the plural of Turkey merchant?
- The plural of Turkey merchant is Turkey merchants.
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