pendicler
leaseholder
gafolgelder
protenant
shortholder
head landlord
renter
subundertenant
tenant
superficiary
underworkman
leasee
rentor
nonlandlord
underman
occupancy
tenancy
alienor
nontenant
leaser
landlord
flatmate
Rackmanism
head tenant
undercarter
nominated tenant
superior tenant
underworker
subtenant
bossling
mine host
bordman
slumlord
overlord
landchad
underbuilder
landlordish
unfree
landlordly
landladyhood
landgrabber
alienee
baseling
flatowner
diddler
landladyship
nonhomeowner
tenantless
sharemate
unoccupied
rentee
antiwarehousing
headlease
sublease
renterer
occupant
angler
sublessor
sitting tenant
rentaller
nonoccupant
mot
ervenholder
landlord's lien
fool to oneself
landladyish
tenantlike
copyholder
rent collector
rending
adjunct
ground rent
assistant
subordinate
kiss-up
leaseability
vagabond
flatsharer
tenementary
subaltern
owner-occupier
nonsubordinate
lienee
superintendent
geneat
rent-seeker
tenemental
smallholder
house sitter
tacksman
super
dragooner
multitenant
terre-tenant
landed society

English words for 'An inferior tenant; one who rents a pendicle or croft.'

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