How to pronounce “purlieuman”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (historical) An owner of lands in the purlieu.

Practice Nearby Words

landowner, owner, landholder, householder, proprietor, plotholder, plier, pilour, heritor, lord of the manor, encloser, pernor, ervenholder, puler, landmonger, wardholder, landlord, possessioner, udaler, estatesman, piller, patron, purloiner, perquisitor, landlouper, peopler, proprietary, franklin, townsperson, laird, suzerain, deedholder, turlupin, pinder, impropriator, fullholder, yeoman, squatter, pilgrim, mineowner, planter, smallholder, slaveholder, loord, shopowner, yeomanry, homeowner, seigneur, frontager, land pirate, lord, midtowner, hometowner, outdweller, peeler, udaller, pawrent, lander, orcharder, plaiter, overseer, churl, pawner, pheer, slaveowner, purchaser, middleman, pouter, mortmainer, pelerin, pryer, portreeve, fiar, orchardman, flockowner, purveyor, houseowner, terre-tenant, business owner, peasant, lowlander, farmer, freeholder, pubkeeper, alienee, villager, proprietarian, pilcher, saloonist, renter, squireen, voiturier, poinder, slummer, copyholder, portioner, storeowner, splurger, townie, covillager

Similar Sounds

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