householder
Americannoun
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a person who holds title to or occupies a house.
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the head of a family.
noun
Other Word Forms
- householdership noun
- nonhouseholder noun
Etymology
Origin of householder
First recorded in 1350–1400, householder is from the Middle English word housholdere. See house, holder
Example Sentences
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"While council does not operate a pest control service, our officers have been providing information and advice to householders on pest control and effective ways to deal with unwelcome rodents," the spokesperson said.
From BBC
The Winter Fuel Allowance can be paid to all eligible householders receiving Income Support.
From BBC
People are rallying together to help householders and businesses hit by unprecedented flooding in Monmouth, according to the local MP.
From BBC
While rebalancing energy policy costs could lower electricity bills, it could increase them for householders using gas boilers.
From BBC
Individuals of state pension age, up to 79 years old, who are not living with another eligible person, will receive £200, while single householders aged 80 or older receive £300.
From BBC
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