burgher
21burgher — burgh|er [ bɜrgər ] noun count OLD FASHIONED someone who lives in a town or city, especially someone who is rich and well respected …
22burgher — [[t]bɜ͟ː(r)gə(r)[/t]] burghers N COUNT: usu pl The burghers of a town or city are the people who live there, especially the richer or more respectable people. [OLD FASHIONED] ...the burghers of Prato …
23burgher — burgh·er || bÉœËgÉ™ n. city resident …
24burgher — n. Townsman, citizen, dweller in the town …
25burgher — noun (C) old use someone who lives in a particular town …
26Burgher — ♦ A townsman. (Wise, Terence. Medieval Warfare, 247) …
27burgher — bur·gher …
28burgher — burgh•er [[t]ˈbɜr gər[/t]] n. gov an inhabitant of a town or borough, esp. a well to do member of the middle class • Etymology: 1560–70; < MD < MHG burger=burg borough+ er er I burgh′er•ship , n …
29burgher — /ˈbɜgə/ (say berguh) noun an inhabitant of a borough; a citizen. {German or Dutch burger} …
30burgher — n. 1 a citizen or freeman, esp. of a Continental town. 2 S.Afr. hist. a citizen of a Boer republic. 3 a descendant of a Dutch or Portuguese colonist in Sri Lanka. Etymology: G Burger or Du. burger f. Burg, burg BOROUGH …