deedholder

noun

deedholder

noun

Etymology From deed + holder.

1

One who holds a deed.

But you could also see it the other way around: Morrissey was the stolid deedholder in the dangerous winds of a snarling rock band and a limited but insanely devoted audience.2009 March 19, Ben Ratliff, “A Meticulous Desolation, Tended With Discipline”, in New York Times:

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