landlord
IPA: ɫˈændɫɔrd
noun
- A person that leases real property; a lessor.
- (chiefly Britain) The owner or manager of a public house.
- (surfing, slang, with "the") A shark, imagined as the owner of the surf to be avoided.
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Examples of "landlord" in Sentences
- The Filmers were absentee landlords.
- The landlord was thought to be a caitiff.
- The landlord beqeathed the wealth to you.
- The landlord refused to give any abatement.
- Den was the original landlord of The Queen Vic.
- The hospitality of the landlord is very important.
- These freeholders were in the power of the landlords.
- Is not the landlord entitled to the accrued rent I ask
- The alarm was raised by the landlord of the Cleveleys Hotel.
- A service was an obligation on the part of the tenant owed to the landlord.
- If you rent, your landlord is the one obligated to pay the trash collection fee unless your lease say differently.
- It's advertised with the term "landlord is flexible", which I later learn means that I am willing to offer it furnished or part-furnished.
- But Johnston knows her landlord is already charging her less than the going rate for similar flats, and has been told there is no prospect of the rent being reduced.
- If the landlord is a foreigner, and I couldn't find that in the OP, the landlord is in trouble if he did not get permission to rent property or he has not paid Hacienda taxes on the property.
- The landlord appeared; not a gentleman, not a rich man, as the term landlord might denote, but a stout, square, stubbed, thick-limbed, grey-eyed man, who seemed to have come smoking hot from hard labour.
- The landlord (even if the landlord is a governmental entity) is entitled to make his own independent determination of what happened, in making the decisions the landlord must make, without deference to the findings of the criminal justice system.