Synonyms for landlord
ˈlændˌlɔrdland·lord

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1. landlordnoun

   the owner or manager of a public house

   Synonyms:
   publican

Princeton's WordNet

1. landlordnoun

   a landowner who leases to others

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1. landlordnoun

   Synonyms:
   owner, proprietor

2. landlordnoun

   Synonyms:
   host, inn-keeper

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1. landlordnoun

   Synonyms:
   host, hotel-keeper, inn-keeper, boniface, owner, proprietor

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1. List of paraphrases for "landlord":

   owner, lessor, owners, landowner, proprietor, homeowner, landlady, innkeeper, boss

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1. Cornelius Freeman:

   When I came through the fence, my landlord was right there, on his knees, it just looked like he just — like all the skin had come off him.

2. Daniel Wroclawski:

   For a burst pipe or leak, the first thing you want to do is shut off the water, with your home, that is usually accessible. But if you're renting, it might not be, in which case you need to get a hold of your landlord or superintendent as quickly as you can.

3. Vicki Hart:

   When I was not there, the landlord, they had access to the entirety of the facility. When I was there, I only had access to a room.

4. Greg Brown:

   There is a role to be played by the landlord, it is important and they want to play it, that's why it is disturbing that we are hearing about some places where the landlord is not able to apply on behalf of the tenant. It slows it down, doesn't make the best use of the time or money we have.

5. Alan Hammer:

   For the smaller landlord who owns a building and has their life savings in it, the loss of rent is a much bigger problem, the problem is also bigger if you have lower income tenants, people who work in hospitality, restaurants, service.