daily breader

noun

daily breader

noun

Etymology From daily bread + -er.

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UK, Archaic A commuter.

The early morning crowds [at a railway station] were known as "daily breaders", until the importation of the term "commuter" from the USA.2000, Vic Mitchell, Keith Smith, Ealing to Slough, including the Heathrow Branch, Middleton Press, →ISBN:

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