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white-shoe firm

white-shoe firm noun: an old and prestigious firm (usually in law or banking), possibly also culturally exclusive.

Noun

white-shoe firm (plural white-shoe firms)

  1. An old and prestigious firm (usually in law or banking), possibly also culturally exclusive.

Forms of white-shoe firm

pluralwhite-shoe firms
alternative formwhite shoe firm

Questions about white-shoe firm

What does white-shoe firm mean?
White-shoe firm means an old and prestigious firm (usually in law or banking), possibly also culturally exclusive.
What part of speech is white-shoe firm?
White-shoe firm is a noun.
What is the plural of white-shoe firm?
The plural of white-shoe firm is white-shoe firms.

Words near white-shoe firm in the dictionary

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  4. white-shirts
  5. white-shoe
  6. white-shoe firm
  7. white-shoe firms
  8. white-shoes
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  11. white-shouldered black tit

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