Crossword-Solution: COPYHOLDER
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Copyholder | n. | One possessed of land in copyhold. |
| Copyholder | n. | A device for holding copy for a compositor. |
| Copyholder | n. | One who reads copy to a proof reader. |
We have 2 clues for the answer “COPYHOLDER”
| Clue | Answers |
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| Land owner | 33 answers |
| OFFICE item | 62 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
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greedy person
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Sentences with COPYHOLDER (5)
Finally, a rarer due, but the most burdensome of all, is that of acapte ou de plaid-a-merci, which is a double rent, or a year's yield of fruits, payable as well on the death of the seignior as on that of the copyholder.
The county franchise was the forty shilling freehold; it therefore excluded not only those who had no connection with the land, but the copyholder—who was really a landowner, but whose tenure was regarded as base, on account of his villein origin.
And, as to the copyholder, he is a fine gentleman, who never comes near the place, nor does anything for it.” “Who is he?” “Sir Henry Walkinghame.” “Sir Henry Walkinghame! I know the man.
That if any copyholder or customary tenant of the said manor die, and leave his heir within the age of fourteen years, that then the nearest of kin and farthest from the land, have had, and ought to have the guardianship and custody of the body of such heir and his copyholds, held of that manor, so that at the next Court or Law-day he come in and challengeth the same, and to keep the same until the heir come to be of the age of fourteen years.
That every copyholder of inheritance of the said manor may sell any of his coppices, under-woods, and rows, and use them at pleasure; and may dig for stone, coal, earth, marle, chalk, sand and gravel in their own grounds, to be employed thereon; and may also dig any of the commons or wastes belonging to the said manor for earth or gravel in the ancient pits there, where their predecessors have done, for the improvement of their copyholds.