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Often used in the same context:
inn,
nobleman,
hotelier,
aristocrat,
hostelry,
boardinghouse,
shepherdess,
manor,
homesteader,
farmhouse,
motel,
laundress,
miles gloriosus,
lodgers,
coachman,
vacationer,
traveler,
bartender,
barkeep,
waitress,
squire,
landlady,
bellman,
lighthouse keeper,
countess,
woodsman,
barkeeper,
housekeeper,
waiter,
seaman,
manservant,
guenevere,
piano tuner,
wench,
laird,
undertaker,
drifter,
manor house,
governess,
barmaid,
reenactor,
cottage,
bellhop,
confederate soldier,
saloonkeeper,
pensione,
chambermaid,
nursemaid,
bellboy,
charwoman,
townsfolk,
dipsomaniac,
parson,
dithery,
ferryman,
townspeople,
log cabin,
dude ranch,
hitcher,
fusspot,
highwayman,
floozie,
campground,
maidservant,
gentlewoman,
diner,
calpurnia,
adventuress,
demonologist,
bedchamber,
swain,
antipholus,
dromio,
bride,
publican,
blacksmith,
herodias,
homestead,
harpagon,
rancher,
friar,
chimney sweep,
enchantress,
poirot,
launce,
narrator,
mordred,
handyman,
schoolmaster,
captain bligh,
headwaiter,
abbess,
tearoom,
butler,
apple orchard,
portrayer,
sexton,
potiphar,
fortuneteller,
maid,
courtier,
frontierswoman,
shopkeeper,
grocer,
innkeepers,
storekeeper,
druggist,
merchant,
shopkeepers,
tailor,
banker,
barber,
skipper,
notary,
shoemaker,
carpenter,
fanner,
pawnbroker,
tradesmen,
apothecary,
baker
More specific:
hostess,
padrone,
victualer,
victualler
Appears in the definition of:
hostess,
victualer,
victualler
More general:
patron,
patronne
Synonyms:
host
Also try:
— Adjectives for innkeeper:
old,
local,
poor,
fat,
courteous,
little,
common,
good,
friendly,
young,
worthy,
more...
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