publican
21publican — pub|li|can [ pʌblıkən ] noun count BRITISH someone who owns or manages a PUB or bar …
22publican — pub·li·can || pÊŒblɪkÉ™n n. manager of a pub or tavern (British); tax collector in ancient Rome …
23publican — noun 1》 Brit. a person who owns or manages a pub. ↘Austral. a person who owns or manages a hotel. 2》 (in ancient Roman and biblical times) a collector or farmer of taxes. Origin ME: from OFr. publicain, from L. publicanus, from publicum… …
24publican — n. 1. Tax gatherer. 2. Inn keeper, victualler …
25publican — noun (C) formal, especially BrE someone who is in charge of a pub publication / pVbli keISn/ noun 1 (U) the action of making a book available for sale, or the time at which you do this: The book is ready for publication. 2 (C) a book, magazine… …
26publican — pub·li·can …
27publican — [ˈpʌblɪkən] noun [C] British someone who owns or manages a PUB …
28publican — pub•li•can [[t]ˈpʌb lɪ kən[/t]] n. 1) brit. Chiefly Brit. the owner or manager of a tavern 2) anh (in ancient Rome) a public contractor, esp. one who contracted for the collection of taxes 3) any collector of taxes, tolls, or the like • Etymology …
29publican — /ˈpʌblɪkən / (say publikuhn) noun 1. the owner or manager of a pub or hotel. 2. (in Roman times) a contractor for public revenues; a tax collector, generally execrated but especially so by Jews if Jewish and working for Rome: publicans and… …
30publican — Luna auhau …