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- noun One who holds a
deed .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Snider's creation - called House 365 - is touring the area with each "deedholder" hosting the little (about 5 feet tall) wood-framed house for a month at a time.
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Snider's creation - called House 365 - is touring the area with each "deedholder" hosting the little (about 5 feet tall) wood-framed house for a month at a time.
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Snider's creation - called House 365 - is touring the area with each "deedholder" hosting the little (about 5 feet tall) wood-framed house for a month at a time.
Home By MIKE HOUSEHOLDER 2009
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Snider's creation - called House 365 - is touring the area with each "deedholder" hosting the little (about 5 feet tall) wood-framed house for a month at a time.
Fore, right! MIKE HOUSEHOLDER, Associated Press Writer 2009
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Snider's creation - called House 365 - is touring the area with each "deedholder" hosting the little (about 5 feet tall) wood-framed house for a month at a time.
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Snider's creation - called House 365 - is touring the area with each "deedholder" hosting the little (about 5 feet tall) wood-framed house for a month at a time.
The Seattle Times 2009
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Snider's creation - called House 365 - is touring the area with each "deedholder" hosting the little (about 5 feet tall) wood-framed house for a month at a time.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 2009
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