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holder
/ ˈəʊə /
noun
- a person or thing that holds
- a person, such as an owner, who has possession or control of something
- ( in combination )
householder
- law a person who has possession of a bill of exchange, cheque, or promissory note that he is legally entitled to enforce
Derived Forms
- ˈDZˌ, noun
Other Word Forms
- DZİ· noun
- ·DZİ noun
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Southwest credit card holders will be able to select their seats regardless of the bundle they purchase and also receive early boarding and a free checked bag, the airline said.
She is now the holder of two Guinness world records - becoming the fastest woman to run the length of Ireland, last year.
Some City fans are planning further protests during the Premier League game against Wolves at Etihad Stadium on Friday over what they say is the club's refusal to increase the number of season-ticket holders.
Japan, a staunch American ally, is the only non-US holder to own more than that.
India has also cancelled some visas held by Pakistanis and ordered holders to leave within two days, while demanding Pakistan renounces "support for cross-border terrorism" - something Islamabad denies.
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