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landlady

noun as in woman of the house

noun as in lessor

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Born in the east end of Glasgow in 1961, Godley was a pub landlady before establishing herself on the comedy circuit.

From BBC

Jason Phillips had been living in his flat in Crouch End, north London, for 10 years when his landlady decided to sell up.

From BBC

The animals have also caused issues with Wilcox’s landlady, whose tip to Animal Services officers led to last month’s seizure of Wilcox’s goats.

Mr Hollywood, who married the landlady last September, said the business was failing even though the family had spent tens of thousands on a renovation and new car park.

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A social worker then attempted to gain access to the property with help from the landlady at 16:19.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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