daily-breader [dey-lee-bred-er]
noun, British.
1. a commuter.
Origin: 1905-10; from the phrase daily bread + -er
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Word of the Day 01/29/18 Daily-Breader
daily-breader [dey-lee-bred-er]
noun, British.
1. a commuter.
Origin: 1905-10; from the phrase daily bread + -er
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